Notarizing

[Tyler and Agus 1]

Besides the I-134 form itself, what else has to be notarized that is to be included with the I-134? I read that you need a notarized copy of your latest federal tax returns. Does this mean a notary signs and stamps a copy of your returns? Or does this mean that the copies must come from an IRS 4506-T form?

I just don't understand how a copy of a federal tax return can be offically notarized

Edited February 19, 2008 by Tyler and Agus

[payxibka 10,047]

Nothing except the I-134 requires notarization.

[pushbrk 13,133]

Besides the I-134 form itself, what else has to be notarized that is to be included with the I-134? I read that you need a notarized copy of your latest federal tax returns. Does this mean a notary signs and stamps a copy of your returns? Or does this mean that the copies must come from an IRS 4506-T form?

I just don't understand how a copy of a federal tax return can be offically notarized

No need to notarize tax returns, just the I-134. I suggest you obtain free "IRS transcrpts" instead of using a copy of the return. If you use a return, please remember the return includes all supporting documentation and schedules including the W2's and 1099's to support the income claims. Transcripts stand alone as supporting evidence to the affidavit.

[waiting80 0]

Besides the I-134 form itself, what else has to be notarized that is to be included with the I-134? I read that you need a notarized copy of your latest federal tax returns. Does this mean a notary signs and stamps a copy of your returns? Or does this mean that the copies must come from an IRS 4506-T form?

I just don't understand how a copy of a federal tax return can be offically notarized

No need to notarize tax returns, just the I-134. I suggest you obtain free "IRS transcrpts" instead of using a copy of the return. If you use a return, please remember the return includes all supporting documentation and schedules including the W2's and 1099's to support the income claims. Transcripts stand alone as supporting evidence to the affidavit.

how do you request an irs transcript? thanks.

[Tyler and Agus 1]

Besides the I-134 form itself, what else has to be notarized that is to be included with the I-134? I read that you need a notarized copy of your latest federal tax returns. Does this mean a notary signs and stamps a copy of your returns? Or does this mean that the copies must come from an IRS 4506-T form?

I just don't understand how a copy of a federal tax return can be offically notarized

No need to notarize tax returns, just the I-134. I suggest you obtain free "IRS transcrpts" instead of using a copy of the return. If you use a return, please remember the return includes all supporting documentation and schedules including the W2's and 1099's to support the income claims. Transcripts stand alone as supporting evidence to the affidavit.

how do you request an irs transcript? thanks.

http://www.irs.gov/faqs/faq1-6.html and look for the Form 4506-T

Edited February 19, 2008 by Tyler and Agus

[pushbrk 13,133]

Besides the I-134 form itself, what else has to be notarized that is to be included with the I-134? I read that you need a notarized copy of your latest federal tax returns. Does this mean a notary signs and stamps a copy of your returns? Or does this mean that the copies must come from an IRS 4506-T form?

I just don't understand how a copy of a federal tax return can be offically notarized

No need to notarize tax returns, just the I-134. I suggest you obtain free "IRS transcrpts" instead of using a copy of the return. If you use a return, please remember the return includes all supporting documentation and schedules including the W2's and 1099's to support the income claims. Transcripts stand alone as supporting evidence to the affidavit.

how do you request an irs transcript? thanks.

http://www.irs.gov/faqs/faq1-6.html and look for the Form 4506-T

Or simply google "IRS transcript" or "Tax Transcript". Google is your friend. Online request take about a week. Otherwise, simply call the IRS main number and request them to be faxed.

[Jesse and Hema 2]

Besides the I-134 form itself, what else has to be notarized that is to be included with the I-134? I read that you need a notarized copy of your latest federal tax returns. Does this mean a notary signs and stamps a copy of your returns? Or does this mean that the copies must come from an IRS 4506-T form?

I just don't understand how a copy of a federal tax return can be offically notarized

No need to notarize tax returns, just the I-134. I suggest you obtain free "IRS transcrpts" instead of using a copy of the return. If you use a return, please remember the return includes all supporting documentation and schedules including the W2's and 1099's to support the income claims. Transcripts stand alone as supporting evidence to the affidavit.

how do you request an irs transcript? thanks.

http://www.irs.gov/faqs/faq1-6.html and look for the Form 4506-T

Or simply google "IRS transcript" or "Tax Transcript". Google is your friend. Online request take about a week. Otherwise, simply call the IRS main number and request them to be faxed.

Easy to do it over the phone, too (and they are friendly). I got my 2007's already. Here's the link you want. http://www.irs.gov/individuals/article/0,,id=110571,00.html

[waiting80 0]

Besides the I-134 form itself, what else has to be notarized that is to be included with the I-134? I read that you need a notarized copy of your latest federal tax returns. Does this mean a notary signs and stamps a copy of your returns? Or does this mean that the copies must come from an IRS 4506-T form?

I just don't understand how a copy of a federal tax return can be offically notarized

No need to notarize tax returns, just the I-134. I suggest you obtain free "IRS transcrpts" instead of using a copy of the return. If you use a return, please remember the return includes all supporting documentation and schedules including the W2's and 1099's to support the income claims. Transcripts stand alone as supporting evidence to the affidavit.

how do you request an irs transcript? thanks.

http://www.irs.gov/faqs/faq1-6.html and look for the Form 4506-T

Or simply google "IRS transcript" or "Tax Transcript". Google is your friend. Online request take about a week. Otherwise, simply call the IRS main number and request them to be faxed.

Easy to do it over the phone, too (and they are friendly). I got my 2007's already. Here's the link you want. http://www.irs.gov/individuals/article/0,,id=110571,00.html

thanks all! i have a job letter, pay stubs, and savings account letter... do i really need a transcript or do you think i could get by w/o it... thanks.

[desert_fox 32]

Besides the I-134 form itself, what else has to be notarized that is to be included with the I-134? I read that you need a notarized copy of your latest federal tax returns. Does this mean a notary signs and stamps a copy of your returns? Or does this mean that the copies must come from an IRS 4506-T form?

I just don't understand how a copy of a federal tax return can be offically notarized

No need to notarize tax returns, just the I-134. I suggest you obtain free "IRS transcrpts" instead of using a copy of the return. If you use a return, please remember the return includes all supporting documentation and schedules including the W2's and 1099's to support the income claims. Transcripts stand alone as supporting evidence to the affidavit.

get the transcripts...you can do it over a touch-tone phone...dont need to talk to anyone...just follow the menus. you will have them in 7 days or so.

how do you request an irs transcript? thanks.

http://www.irs.gov/faqs/faq1-6.html and look for the Form 4506-T

Or simply google "IRS transcript" or "Tax Transcript". Google is your friend. Online request take about a week. Otherwise, simply call the IRS main number and request them to be faxed.

Easy to do it over the phone, too (and they are friendly). I got my 2007's already. Here's the link you want. http://www.irs.gov/individuals/article/0,,id=110571,00.html

thanks all! i have a job letter, pay stubs, and savings account letter... do i really need a transcript or do you think i could get by w/o it... thanks.

[desert_fox 32]

duplicate post.......

Edited February 22, 2008 by desert_fox