manila embassy interviews

[swellington 0]

My question is , what tax forms are required for manila philippines interview.....i have my original w-2 from my jobs for the past 3 years, but do i need 1040 from the IRS, or will the ones i recieved from my tax preparer be enough, also i e-filed in 2004 will a print out of my tax return be ok if i provide the original w-2 to go with it. thanks in advance for any advice, answers!

[wilmaron 0]

just send both W-2's and 1040 forms it will be perfect.gud lak my friend

[aussiewench 9]

You may find this thread useful as it deals with Manila

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=1596&hl=manila

[windchaser_4 0]

I sent my fiancee a copy of my W-2's, Tax returns, some pay stubs, Tax transcripts for 3 years and I-134/I-186 depending on whether you have K-1/K-3, to meet the charge of support. I would send those for 3 years if you have them, They may not even look at much other than the I-134 but better to overkill than get a Denial or AR. Just MO tho.

FYI i haven't had my interview yet so take it for what it's worth. Hope it helps.

Edited February 14, 2006 by windchaser_4

[JnLMN 0]

Same here, Wind.

I sent copies of my tax info for the past three years just to be sure--and for verification, original W2's , a 1099 and the original of a TY2004 notice of error (plus a copy of the IRS-cancelled check that I paid them after a very large DUH!, and a smack on the forehead). Hee hee...at least it wasn't that big of an error, and I still got to keep most of my return.

Ever tried reporting a 1099? That has got to have the most complicated and convoluted set of directions of any government form I've ever seen--and I used to work for the government!

I'm guessing what your tax preparer gave you should be good enough Swell, since a) I've not seen anyone get dissed for it [for what it's worth], and B) not one US citizen has their original tax return...and if they do, they belong in jail.