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[Karim2018 100]

2 hours ago, JeanneAdil said:

2018 transcripts are required till April 15th 2020,   then it is 2019 

most get it online but i got from iRS office (just walked in with photo ID and SS card and had within an hour)

it costs a fee to do it online but this is fully acceptable

Best to you

Got mine FREE online.

[Karim2018 100]

3 hours ago, Lia Luisa said:

Hi, 

 

I also have my interview coming up on the 28th Oct and preparing all docs to bring. Just wondering if the ones you mentioned here are also the same ones for me if my interview is in the Philippines Embassy? 

 

Also: 

1. For the tax transcripts, we submitted 2017 online because we filed end of March 2018. Should my husband also send in 2018 tax transcripts for me to bring to the interview since a year has passed already? And he has since filed his 2018 taxes?

2. Is getting it froM IRS online acceptable? 

 

hope i got all the information about tax transcripts correct.

 

Thanks for your time! 

 

-L

Each embassy/consulate is different. They may all ask for "common docs", but some ask the applicant/beneficiary to bring specific document, which other consulates consider auxiliary or optional. So you may want to ask and be better informed from applicants who conducted their interview in the Philippines. Just my 2 cents...Good Luck!

Edited September 26, 2019 by Karim2018

[Pharama 0]

21 hours ago, zahira33 said:

hello everyone my husband and I submitted all civil and financial documents a week ago can someone please tell me how do we know that our documents are accepted and received and being processed ?

It takes two weeks for mine to be accepted, maybe in a week time you’ll get an email stating to log in the ceac website to check an update on it. It’s either they accepted the documents or you need to resubmit it. 

5 hours ago, zahira33 said:

what is the w2 and for nhis irs transcrips if he got them online on the first place then how are they considered originals id u can just print them

 

[Lia Luisa 0]

3 hours ago, Karim2018 said:

Each embassy/consulate is different. They may all ask for "common docs", but some ask the applicant/beneficiary to bring specific document, which other consulates consider auxiliary or optional. So you may want to ask and be better informed from applicants who conducted their interview in the Philippines. Just my 2 cents...Good Luck!

Thanks so much, I figured as much, but I knew for sure that tax transcripts were a must in our embassy as well so wanted to get more info about that specifically. But I agree to asking others who did the interview in the PH , what's ok in other embassies may not be ok in ours and the other way around 😂

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