Affidavit - Tax Return

[navaman 1]

I have submitted completed Affidavit online I am being requested for tax return or transcript.

 

I have a large 100 page password protected attachment from my CPA with my full tax return that was submitted for this year back in May.  is there something specific that they are looking For example page 1040...  Should I just print this and share....  Or perhaps whole document?

 

Or is there another option e.g. no idea how to pull a transcript?

Edited July 24, 2023 by navaman

[Crazy Cat 42,062]

Best option is to download a transcript from the IRS website.  Otherwise, you must upload the entire 1040 package, schedules, W-2s, 1099s, etc...

[navaman 1]

Is this q quick turnaround / How long does this take?

[powerpuff 6,747]

7 minutes ago, navaman said:

Is this q quick turnaround / How long does this take?

A click of a button where it downloads directly to your device.

[navaman 1]

1 minute ago, powerpuff said:

A click of a button where it downloads directly to your device.

Excellent, I guess I just need to complete form 4506-T?  Also as I understand it you only need to provide the most recent tax return is that correct ?

[powerpuff 6,747]

1 minute ago, navaman said:

Excellent, I guess I just need to complete form 4506-T?  Also as I understand it you only need to provide the most recent tax return is that correct ?

My husband literally created an IRS account and it was available there, he didn’t complete any forms. 
 

Yes, most recent one is mandatory.

[top_secret 2,491]

https://www.irs.gov/individuals/get-transcript  The transcript is most likely way smaller than a 100 page tax return.

[navaman 1]

Uploaded transcript, completing mothers documents.

 

I am requested for Police certificate UK and India, UK is straight forward, my mother left India when she was 17 and is now 70, is this necessary and more importantly a reasonable request?

[powerpuff 6,747]

12 minutes ago, navaman said:

is this necessary and more importantly a reasonable request?

Yes and yes. 
 

NVC has detailed instructions.

 

Police Certificates

Available

Fees: Varies by authority.

Document Name:

All Indian nationals aged 16 and above, residing in India - Indian Police Clearance Certificate.

Indian passport holders residing outside India – statement of no criminal record

Non-Indian applicants residing in India who are registered with the Foreigner Regional Registration Office (FRRO) – Police Clearance Certificate

Non-Indian applicants who reside in India and are not FRRO registered (such as Tibetan Identity certificate holders) - Police Clearance Certificate

Issuing Authority:

All Indian nationals aged 16 and above, residing in India - Regional Passport Office.

Indian passport holders residing outside India – The local Indian Embassy, Consulate, High Commission, or Deputy High Commission.

Non-Indian applicants residing in India who are registered with the Foreigner Regional Registration Office (FRRO) - The FRRO serving their area of residence.

Non-Indian applicants who reside in India and are not FRRO registered (such as Tibetan Identity certificate holders) - District Police Station serving their area of residence.
 

https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Visa-Reciprocity-and-Civil-Documents-by-Country/India.html

[navaman 1]

20 hours ago, powerpuff said:

Yes and yes. 
 

NVC has detailed instructions.

 

Police Certificates

Available

Fees: Varies by authority.

Document Name:

All Indian nationals aged 16 and above, residing in India - Indian Police Clearance Certificate.

Indian passport holders residing outside India – statement of no criminal record

Non-Indian applicants residing in India who are registered with the Foreigner Regional Registration Office (FRRO) – Police Clearance Certificate

Non-Indian applicants who reside in India and are not FRRO registered (such as Tibetan Identity certificate holders) - Police Clearance Certificate

Issuing Authority:

All Indian nationals aged 16 and above, residing in India - Regional Passport Office.

Indian passport holders residing outside India – The local Indian Embassy, Consulate, High Commission, or Deputy High Commission.

Non-Indian applicants residing in India who are registered with the Foreigner Regional Registration Office (FRRO) - The FRRO serving their area of residence.

Non-Indian applicants who reside in India and are not FRRO registered (such as Tibetan Identity certificate holders) - District Police Station serving their area of residence.
 

https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Visa-Reciprocity-and-Civil-Documents-by-Country/India.html

Mother resides in UK and has for 50 years, India is her place of birth.  Based on the above am I correct in assuming that a police report is only required from UK?

 

Also does not having this delay the process, as I understand it from the day I make payment tis can take a couple of weeks to sort.

[powerpuff 6,747]

Does she still have Indian citizenship? If yes, then according to what I quoted, she will need a police certificate from India. 
 

Police certificates are required for any place you’ve lived for a year or more after 16 years of age. 

[navaman 1]

51 minutes ago, powerpuff said:

Does she still have Indian citizenship? If yes, then according to what I quoted, she will need a police certificate from India. 
 

Police certificates are required for any place you’ve lived for a year or more after 16 years of age. 

No Indian citizenship, only British, as I understand it India does not allow dual citizenship

[powerpuff 6,747]

10 minutes ago, navaman said:

No Indian citizenship, only British, as I understand it India does not allow dual citizenship

It doesn’t but there’s the OCI program.

 

Its possible they won’t require a police certificate for her. If they do, then I’d add a letter explaining why she wouldn’t need one and attaching any relevant documents to support it.

[navaman 1]

This topic is confusing, does she require a police certificate from India too?

 

Website states:

 

Lived in your country of nationality for more than 6 months at any time in your life.

 

Mo mothers country of nationality is the UK and she was born in India and emigrated to the UK at the age of 18.

 

 

[navaman 1]

To be clear not a current Indian passport holder either, does she require a police certificate?  It is requested within the requested documents along with UK police report.