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Uche Godwin   0

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Hello, My CR1 interview is first week of may, before we got the interview appointment letter, the nvc sent us email instructing that my wife should get her 2016 IRS transcript and send to me so I could take it to the embassy on my interview day. They did not mention 2017 IRS transcript. Pls should I go ahead and including the 2017 IRS transcript?

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Congratulations!  Yes, I think that would be a great idea to include the 2017 tax transcript. Your spouse should also send w-2 forms for both years.

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On 4/25/2018 at 3:20 AM, Uche Godwin said:

Hello, My CR1 interview is first week of may, before we got the interview appointment letter, the nvc sent us email instructing that my wife should get her 2016 IRS transcript and send to me so I could take it to the embassy on my interview day. They did not mention 2017 IRS transcript. Pls should I go ahead and including the 2017 IRS transcript?

Yes to avoid unnecessary delay in your visa issuance. Goodluck 

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naija_glam   119

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On 4/24/2018 at 9:20 PM, Uche Godwin said:

Hello, My CR1 interview is first week of may, before we got the interview appointment letter, the nvc sent us email instructing that my wife should get her 2016 IRS transcript and send to me so I could take it to the embassy on my interview day. They did not mention 2017 IRS transcript. Pls should I go ahead and including the 2017 IRS transcript?

Yes, send 2017 IRS transcript. It's the most recent anyway, and you'll avoid any unnecessary delay. 

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