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Re: Mailing FBAR via Airsure?
« Reply #45 on: July 13, 2013, 07:51:45 AM »
Call the IRS; they can tell you if the return has been received/logged in, but there is a lag time between receipt and entry into the system. Last year I could track via Airsure as far as Houston (I think). After that, it disappeared off the radar, so I assume it was in the packs on the back of a mule. But it did get to where it was supposed to go.

This year I never got a final delivery receipt, but as it arrived in Austin, I felt pretty secure. I had a refund, and that went into my US account pretty quickly. Refund obviously = return accepted & processed.

Last year I also panicked and was about to send a 'duplicate' via FedEx. I spoke to the IRS who said "DON'T" - apparently it can mightily confuse the system.

As far as FBAR goes, e-filing was simple and instant gratification as I've said before. And from no on, it's the only option.
Married December 1992 (my 'old flame' whom I first met in the mid-70s)
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Re: Mailing FBAR via Airsure?
« Reply #46 on: July 18, 2013, 10:14:01 AM »
I think I'll go with regular mail before I spend 36 quid to send two pieces of paper.

It's for 2 pieces of paper???
.. Can't you just scan them and email? It'll save a few quid.


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Re: Mailing FBAR via Airsure?
« Reply #47 on: July 18, 2013, 08:47:15 PM »
No, you can't scan and email.
Married December 1992 (my 'old flame' whom I first met in the mid-70s)
1st move to UK - 1993 (Letter of Consent granted at British Embassy in Washington DC)
ILR - 1994 (1 year later - no fee way back then!)
Back to US in 2000
Returned to UK July 2011 (Spousal Visa/KOL endorsement)
ILR - September 2011
Application for naturalization submitted July 2014
Approval received 15-10-14; ceremony scheduled for 10 November!
Passport arrived 25 November 2014. Finally done!


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Re: Mailing FBAR via Airsure?
« Reply #48 on: July 19, 2013, 07:18:09 AM »
It's for 2 pieces of paper???
.. Can't you just scan them and email? It'll save a few quid.
E-filing with the BSA section of the Treasury's FinCEN website is mandatory. The return was due by 30 June 2013. Extensions are not permitted.


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