No tax return yet, interview in 19 days?

[pushbrk 13,098]

We just got our interview packet, October, but I just mailed my tax return in.

We filed tax married/jointly and our CPA did not know the process so filed and extension in order to research the issues. So we did'nt get our tax returned mailed in until early October.

But we received our packet yesterday and it says they want an IRS waiver or the last years tax return.

Since it is obvious I'm not going to get my tax return for some time, because my it was mailed in october and it will take time, maybe, for the IRS to give her a TTIN.

So, do we need to ask to be reschedule for some time after we get our tax return?

If so who do we contact to get rescheduled?

Huh? If your CPA filed your tax return, just get a copy from the CPA. There's nothing to wait for. Make sure you include all supporting documentation such as W2's or 1099's.

Really, you should have your own copy. Just make a copy of it and get it to the visa applicant.

Wow, that was a fast response!! Thanks team your the best! Then we don't have to wait! Wow my heart just sored to the heavens we have already been waiting since we got married in March 2006!!! Thanks again! Got to get her the paper work!

Ohhh almost forgot: When she goes to the medical review will the ask for the tax returns? Or will they let her complete the med exam with these other forms?

She doesn't need the updated I-864 and supporting documents until they are asked for at the interview. You timeline indicates CR1 with an interview scheduled, so I take it you already filed an I-864 when NVC asked for it.

Yes we only filed an I-130 no fast track stuff. I'm not certain about the dates on all these items because our immigration lawyer took care of it all. I just signed papers LOL. But the lawyer started processing paper work in Dec 2006. But I know the I-864 was mailed in on or about July 12, then it was sent back with errors in Sept 10, then mailed back about Sept 15. Not exactly certain about all the dates, easier to let the lawyer handle the hassles, besides I have to make a living and pay for everything! LOL!

Should I also send her copies of the W-7 form or the 4868--Application for Automatic Extension of Time? Or only my 1040?

Send everything but a tax return is more than a 1040. I already indicated you should send the full tax return including W2's etc. Time to be precise. You're almost there. Did your attorney send your 2006 tax return with the I-864 back in July? They must have if you have an interview scheduled.

My 2006 Tax return was not sent with the I-864 only the copy of the Extension of Time form. Because the CPA was researching requirements for filing as married/jointly with a foriegn internation/non resident. But they finished the form in late Sept and I mailed it in.

I'm a little confused here though: do I need to send my wife the form we filed with the IRS to get my taxes or the actual copy of what I get when they return my taxes? Im not a tax guru so be gentle with... thx!

I just answered that question for the second time in the last post.

Great! Between the CPA and the Immigration packet we received my brains are scrambled. The packet requests my "2006 Tax Return" and I was under the impression they wanted a copy of the refund reciept. But your suggestion gave me reason to pause and suspect the requested "2006 Tax Return" was simple, the forms I filed, not the returned reciept.

Warmest regards,

Thanks for your help, Salamat po!

It's what I told you it was. It's the forms you filled out AND any supporting documents, like W2 or 1099 forms.

[Nutty 2]

It's a computer generated page showing yearly tax returns. Do a search on IRS website for "tax return copies/transcript"

it's a simple one page form that can be filled out.

[pushbrk 13,098]

It's a computer generated page showing yearly tax returns. Do a search on IRS website for "tax return copies/transcript"

it's a simple one page form that can be filled out.

I have no idea what you're talking about. You either get tax transcripts and provide them or provide a copy of the complete tax return with W2 and 1099 forms as applicable.

With the interview looming in a couple weeks, there's not much time for acquiring transcripts that may not yet be available anyway.

All the references to "it" without description would confuse anybody.

[Nutty 2]

Original Poster was asking what an IRS transcipt was.

[pushbrk 13,098]

Original Poster was asking what an IRS transcipt was.

Yes, a page before in post number 11. Without quoting the post in your reply, there's no way to connect your "it" to anything specific, 6 posts and a page later. Please quote enough of the post you're responding to, to provide the context.