1722 or Tax transcript?

[randh 0]

Hi ,

This question is old but ... I still confuse if HCMC accepts Tax Transcript over 1722 ? I am about to resubmit Tax transcript plus other documents as CO requested. Thanks.

[Kevin&Loan 0]

I've used tax transcripts in my case and the US Consulate had no problem with it.

[randh 0]

I've used tax transcripts in my case and the US Consulate had no problem with it.

Thanks a million! What a relief for me!

[Thai Pham 0]

Hi ,

This question is old but ... I still confuse if HCMC accepts Tax Transcript over 1722 ? I am about to resubmit Tax transcript plus other documents as CO requested. Thanks.

what are tax transcript and 1722 ? Can I give them the papers I got from the tax office ? or I have to get them from IRS website ?

Thank you, my fiancee interview is cumming, i guess .

[Zerovoltz 0]

Oh no.....Kevin and Loan..they accepted a 1722 with you guys? I wasn't so lucky.

Here is a copy of email correspondence I had with the Consulate.

From: Gary Hamilton [mailto:zerovoltz1976@yahoo.com]

Sent: Monday, January 31, 2005 6:02 PM

To: HCMC, Info

Subject: RE: CASE # :HCM #########

To whom it may concern -

My fiance brought additional evidences that were requested by the consulate on Thursday. She had her interview on January 4th 2004 and amoung the items you requested were my (petitioner) tax statements from 2003. I have sent in my 1040 and my fiance had form 1722 with her at the interview. When my fiance brought the evidence to you Thursday, the office there told her that my W-2 was missing. The following is word for word the request you made regarding tax forms.

Your petitioner must submit tax records and W-2's for the year (s) 2003 or form 1722

The letter says that I could send W-2's OR form 1722. I have sent 1722. It is in your file now. My fiance had it at her interview. We do not understand why you say I am missing W-2's when you have 1722. Below is the entire letter.

IMMIGRANT VISA SECTION

U.S. CONSULATE GENERAL

HO CHI MINH CITY, VIETNAM

Dear :Pham Thi Bach Yen CASE # :HCM #######3

The Consulate General is unable to issue a visa to you because you have been found ineligible under the following section(s) of the U.S .Immigration and Nationality Act :/

Section 221 (g) which prohibits the issuance of a visa to anyone who is not eligible for a visa , or who has failed to present the document required in connection which the visa application , or who has failed to sufficient credible evidence to support the claimed petitionable relationship. The following remarks apply in your in case:/

* Your petitioner must submit tax records and W-2's for the year (s) 2003 or form 1722.

* Petitioner - Please provide a DETAILED letter of explanation regarding EVERYTHING listed below :

n How , when and where you first met (please give details : location , setting , people present , how long until accepted (right away , a day ,a week , a month ?....)

n How , when and where you were engaged ( who came , location , setting ,time )

n How ,you developed your relationship

n What you have in common

* Petitioner - Understanding you used phone card to communicate, please submit all phone bills during the period form October 2003 to November 2004.

* Please have Petitioner send a 5 minute video tape speaking unscripted Vietnamese (or as much as possible ).

WARNING : IF YOU FALL THE ACTION REQESTED OR FALL TO PRESENT ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE SUFFICIENT TO OVERCOME YOUR VISA DENIAL UNDER SECTION 221(g) OF THE IMMIGRATION AND NATIONALTY ACT WITHIN ONE YEAR OF THE DATE OF YOUR INTERVIEW, SECTION 203(g) OF THE ACT REQUIRES THAT YOUR APPLICATION BE CANCELLED.

Edited April 25, 2007 by Zerovoltz

[Kevin&Loan 0]

Yes, I did used the tax return transcripts and the Consulate never raised any problems. I guess I was lucky. I wrote them for their confirmation before I sent the transcripts in though.

According to the info I got from IRS, a "tax return transcript" is a computerized printout that shows most line items from the federal tax return (Form 1040EZ, 1040A, 1040, 1040NR, 1040NR-EZ, 1040SS, and 1040PR) as it was originally filed, including any accompanying forms and schedules. It does not reflect any changes you or the IRS made after the return was filed. In many cases, a tax return transcript will meet the requirements of lending institutions such as those offering mortgages and student loans.