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So I know there's a checklist of requirements somewhere, but the NVC was asking for my parent's 2017 IRS Transcript.

I know this isn't unusual but my dad is having a hard time retrieving it. (Says it isn't reflecting online. He tried calling the IRS and they said they haven't received it yet) but he has proof that he did file it.  

 

He has: 

The receipt (I'm not sure what it's called)

The tax refund 

 

from 2017. Would this suffice for my interview? 

 

We're still trying our best to get the transcript itself. We have 2 weeks to get it so he keeps calling the IRS.

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If he actually filed, it would be available on his online IRS account record.  They show my transcripts back before 2017 .........if they asked for a transcript, you will  need a valid IRS transcript.

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7 minutes ago, missileman said:

If he actually filed, it would be available on his online IRS account record.  They show my transcripts back before 2017 .........if they asked for a transcript, you will  need a valid IRS transcript.

He actually filed it through an accountant or something (third party) so I'm not sure what happened in between. I just really want my interview to go smoothly. We'll call again on Monday to see if they have it.

 

Thank you!

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