I am hoping you guys may have some good advice here. I have been given an interview date in June and one of the things I need to bring with me is 2 month's worth of pay stubs. The problem is that my boss' business is small and we get paid in business checks that are handwritten (taxes are paid, etc) so there are no "paystubs". What am I supposed to do, just bring copies of the pay checks, would that work? I really hope you guys have some good feedback here, I am really worried. Thanks.
Problem with paystubs...
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As long you are getting paid properly there is nothing to worry about. Just bring your bank statements. Worst case the IO will give you the run around and request more detailed information but as long your job & your salary are real, you are entitled to an approval.
It is all 100% real, taxes are paid, I have W-2's etc. It's just that because the company is so tiny there are no pre-generated paystubs. Do I just show proof of deposit? And thanks for the reply, btw
Hi Antilope, nothing to worry about.
As NSCAgony has mentioned, at the most, the IO will ask you for more detailed info to make sure that you have all the required info and it is genuine.
As long as you show bank statements and deposit info and your pay checks and W-2, you are fine.
good luck!!!!
As NSCAgony has mentioned, at the most, the IO will ask you for more detailed info to make sure that you have all the required info and it is genuine.
As long as you show bank statements and deposit info and your pay checks and W-2, you are fine.
good luck!!!!