Pay Stubs For Financial Evidence

[FoundNanning 0]

I just started working this year, so no W2. Since the beginning of the year, I've been working. In addition to the "Employment Letter", should I submit ALL Pay-stubs from this year, or only the last with YTD?

[Luigi 0]

I just started working this year, so no W2. Since the beginning of the year, I've been working. In addition to the "Employment Letter", should I submit ALL Pay-stubs from this year, or only the last with YTD?

I had a seasonal job in November/December, and just included the latest two pay stubs at the time. I had previous years' tax returns, though, from my previous employer, but for that seasonal job, just sent in the most recent 2 stubs. We sent those in in December. When you go to the interview, I would bring the new latest pay stub you have, though. Just in case.

For the record, I had the W2s for 2011 by the time that she interviewed, but they didn't look at them. They took all the tax returns I could find, though (2006 to 2012 and 2006 to 2011 for me).

[Anh map 2,098]

I just started working this year, so no W2. Since the beginning of the year, I've been working. In addition to the "Employment Letter", should I submit ALL Pay-stubs from this year, or only the last with YTD?

Typically a few recent paystubs are submitted.

[Ryan H 3,812]

The last one that shows the YTD is usually sufficient. It's not a problem if you wish to submit more than just the most recent one. My suggestion is to go with what will give you the greatest piece of mind.

[dan_ling 6]

With just starting work this year and no W2 I would play it safe and at least send the last 6 stubbs. I wouldn't chance it with only the last pay stubb!

[bigdog 376]

Bring the most current showing th YTD.