Confused about 1099 submissions

[Katie & Christian 4]

Hi everyone, 

 

My joint sponsor is self-employed and I have submitted tax transcripts, as well as Schedule C's for him since he filed married-file-jointly. If I have submitted the tax transcripts and Schedule C's, do I still need to submit 1099's?

 

Also, there is so many types of 1099's, so do I have to submit all of them? Or just a certain type? 

 

Really confused about this and would love some insight to what other people did.

[JeanneAdil 6,191]

If he is self employed,  the 1099 would be a 1099 misc and the USC could send you a copy in case the embassy asks/ not normally required if you have the IRS transcripts 

to be safe ask the USC to send a copy

I had 1099 R (for my early retirement) and our embassy did not ask to see them / as far as they were concerned IRS had seen and accepted them

if you are sending 1040 (not offical) then, yes,  the 1099 misc for a subcontractor then yes,  it would be needed

[USArmyVet 3]

Submit as many as documents you can submit in order to get approval fast and easy. I am self-employed. I submitted 3 different 1099 I get from different employers. NVC require 1099 and/or W-2  for most recent year(2019).

[Punisher 40]

when submitting regular tax return, you have to submit w2/1099s.

 

if you submit tax "transcripts" then you don't send extras like w2 etc, consider them included in the transcripts (as they come from IRS)

Edited June 6, 2020 by Punisher