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anonymous12

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I got yellow letter and it is only asking to bring my driver's license.

Should I take all other documents which are listed in other thread?

Regarding US history questions, I got one booklet at the time of finger prints, I read that one and do I need to read something else as well?
 
If you have issues that need to be addressed at the interview, bring documents that apply. If not, don't worry about it. The civics test is not very difficult, stop worrying.
 
anonymous12 said:
I got yellow letter and it is only asking to bring my driver's license.

Should I take all other documents which are listed in other thread?
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Bring the documents that pertain to your case.
anonymous12 said:
Regarding US history questions, I got one booklet at the time of finger prints, I read that one and do I need to read something else as well?
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That the only booklet you need in order to study the 100 question. You will be required to answer 6 of the questions correctly picked at random.
 
What is the difference between tax return and tax receipts. I have seen both terminology being used. For immigration what do you need to bring? I assume one need to ask IRS specifically for tax receipts and what is the procedure and how long does it take to get one?
 
If they want tax related stuff, you need to provide tax transcripts. You can get them by calling IRS. It takes a few days to a few weeks. Assume 5-6 weeks as worst case, but they should arrive sooner.
 
What is the difference between copy of my tax return prepared by a professional vs tax transcript from IRS?

Do they look different? or just because tax transcript is coming from IRS means tax has been paid?
 
Do you think there will be a difference in legitimacy of tax return and tax transcript from IRS? Of course...

You need to get this based on your assessment of whether they will ask for it or not. Otherwise it is not worth the effort.
You should get it if you stayed abroad for extended durations, or are filing under 3 year marriage based rule, of if you anyway got asked in YL.
 
anonymous12 said:
What is the difference between copy of my tax return prepared by a professional vs tax transcript from IRS?

Do they look different? or just because tax transcript is coming from IRS means tax has been paid?
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You should ask IRS to send you and fax you the tax transcript, USCIS trust IRS because it is another govt agency more than your personal accountant. If you don't want to get an RFE, bring what your accountant has prepared. IRS transcript can't be subject to minor filing mistakes which people often make, plus USCIS trusts the integrity of IRS.
 
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