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the only documents i have is my tax transcripts my w2's and my pay stubs and i just did my 2009 taxes so i have the print out from turbo tax not a transcript. i can not get letter from my work saying anything. they say they do not do. will i be ok with what i have?

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You do not need the w-2's for the years your IRS tax transcripts cover.

You will need your 1040's/W-2 for 2009 if your sending them in.

Recent paystubs are good.

Depending on the embassy - they may want that letter showing your currently employed - what are their requirements?

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You do not need the w-2's for the years your IRS tax transcripts cover.

You will need your 1040's/W-2 for 2009 if your sending them in.

Recent paystubs are good.

Depending on the embassy - they may want that letter showing your currently employed - what are their requirements?

the embassy is in bogota colombia and i do not see anything about there requirements except this I-134 Affidavit of support. (Instruction says: You must sign Form I-134 in your full name. For this reason, it is not necessary to sign Form I-134 before a notary, nor to have your signature notarized after you sign.) as far as the letter showing employment i can not get from my employer. the only thing that i can show that says i am still employed is a current pay stub.

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the only documents i have is my tax transcripts my w2's and my pay stubs and i just did my 2009 taxes so i have the print out from turbo tax not a transcript. i can not get letter from my work saying anything. they say they do not do. will i be ok with what i have?

is a policy of your employer? some people for reasons of confidentiality of their work does not present the letter, only recent pay stubs

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is a policy of your employer? some people for reasons of confidentiality of their work does not present the letter, only recent pay stubs

yes is there policy. so i will be fine just providing them pay stubs and tax transactions? sorry if i am redundant but i just want to make sure i have everything that i am able to give them so they do not deny.

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yes is there policy. so i will be fine just providing them pay stubs and tax transactions? sorry if i am redundant but i just want to make sure i have everything that i am able to give them so they do not deny.

And neither they give you a letter where they say that they do not give employee's certificates? make sure have the recent pay stubs and your taxes, and if in the interview they ask something about the letter, explain what is the situation. My best advice, say always the truth

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