AOS Interview in 2 days - Lost Hubby's W2

[Lakawanna Blues 1]

Hey guys,

I was just going over all the information we need for our AOS interview on Thursday and realized that my husband's W2 for the 2007 tax year is nowhere to be found. I think that we may have left it in South Carolina (now living in Oklahoma). Do you think think that this will affect their decision. I have a copy of his tax return (E-filed as Married Filing Separately) so my question is do you think that will be enough. I have a co-sponsor (have her 2007 tax return and W2) because at the time my husband was not making enough money but now we are both working and will have our paystubs and employment verification letters. Will that be enough? I also worked (under the radar) and filed a tax return. Should I bring my tax return or should I not do so?

I would also be grateful to hear from anyone who has interviewed at the Oklahoma City office before.

[slapointe 0]

Hey guys,

I was just going over all the information we need for our AOS interview on Thursday and realized that my husband's W2 for the 2007 tax year is nowhere to be found. I think that we may have left it in South Carolina (now living in Oklahoma). Do you think think that this will affect their decision. I have a copy of his tax return (E-filed as Married Filing Separately) so my question is do you think that will be enough. I have a co-sponsor (have her 2007 tax return and W2) because at the time my husband was not making enough money but now we are both working and will have our paystubs and employment verification letters. Will that be enough? I also worked (under the radar) and filed a tax return. Should I bring my tax return or should I not do so?

I would also be grateful to hear from anyone who has interviewed at the Oklahoma City office before.

I'm not sure the tax transcript is enough. But you might be able to get the IRS to fax over a copy of your W2. Be prepared to wait about 50 minutes on the line before talking to somebody. If you explain to them that you need it quickly, the person can fax right there and then, ask them nicely to stay on the line while they're faxing the document over. I had to do that because requesting the tax transcript I requested by mail got lost on the way. Good luck!

[SusieK 3]

You should be ok, but call IRS and have them fax a copy thats what I did explain ur problem and they are pretty darn understanding, I never was so happy to speak with the Internal Revenue Service in my life - they will say the fax can take 48 hours but you should within two hours (Smiles)

[Lakawanna Blues 1]

You should be ok, but call IRS and have them fax a copy thats what I did explain ur problem and they are pretty darn understanding, I never was so happy to speak with the Internal Revenue Service in my life - they will say the fax can take 48 hours but you should within two hours (Smiles)

I am thinking of going down to my local tax office because according to the IRS office, my local office should be able to give me one going back 3 years.