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Upload Tax Transcript To CEAS for year 2019 and 2020 after DQ

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Hi, My case got Documentary Qualified on Feb 2020, initially i submitted Tax Return for 2018, and since I'm waiting for interview do i need to upload Tax transcript for 2019 and 2020 before my Interview? and will it cause any further delay due to uploading new document to CEAS?

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8 minutes ago, shakil807g said:

Hi, My case got Documentary Qualified on Feb 2020, initially i submitted Tax Return for 2018, and since I'm waiting for interview do i need to upload Tax transcript for 2019 and 2020 before my Interview? and will it cause any further delay due to uploading new document to CEAS?

You run the risk of unqualifying your case.  Wait until after the interview is scheduled or just bring to interview.   

 

FWIW, only the most recent tax information is required. 

YMMV

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8 minutes ago, payxibka said:

You run the risk of unqualifying your case.  Wait until after the interview is scheduled or just bring to interview.   

 

FWIW, only the most recent tax information is required. 

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18 minutes ago, shakil807g said:

Hi, My case got Documentary Qualified on Feb 2020, initially i submitted Tax Return for 2018, and since I'm waiting for interview do i need to upload Tax transcript for 2019 and 2020 before my Interview? and will it cause any further delay due to uploading new document to CEAS?

I agree with @payxibka.  I would just bring the latest tax documents to the interview.... and an updated I-864.

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3 minutes ago, Lucky Cat said:

I agree with @payxibka.  I would just bring the latest tax documents to the interview.... and an updated I-864.

Thanks, Do i need updated I-864 as well ? I thought i would need to only bring recent year Tax documents. 

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4 minutes ago, shakil807g said:

Thanks, Do i need updated I-864 as well ? I thought i would need to only bring recent year Tax documents. 

You will need to bring several items.  I would take an updated I-864, especially if current income has changed. 

"The US immigration process requires a great deal of knowledge, planning, time, patience, and a significant amount of money.  It is quite a journey!"

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1 hour ago, Lucky Cat said:

You will need to bring several items.  I would take an updated I-864, especially if current income has changed. 

Only needed if income has changed significantly 

YMMV

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19 hours ago, shakil807g said:

Hi, My case got Documentary Qualified on Feb 2020, initially i submitted Tax Return for 2018, and since I'm waiting for interview do i need to upload Tax transcript for 2019 and 2020 before my Interview? and will it cause any further delay due to uploading new document to CEAS?

This happened with me and I brought the most recent tax transcript with me to the interview, along with an updated I864. There were no issues.

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