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Maybe you can update the site with this experience for Sailing permit at Parsippany (NJ)
-Walk-in office - takes 10 minutes in total for processing.
-Nearest Walk-in office can be searched from www.irs.ustreas.gov/prod/...index.html
-Tell them you want a Sailing Permit (Take Form-2063 with you if they don't understand - print it from this site)
-They have their own Form 2063 which is sort of a card and has couple of more questions than the one on this site.
-They don't accept the one you print from this site. Will ask you to fill out again their version.
-Sailing permit is only for the TaxPayer (if your spouse is not working/not worked in past, then she doesn't need one)
-Take the airline ticket and passport with you.
-Also, take your last year's Tax Return Copy.
-They verify all information in their system and returns you a card (similar to I-94) which is your sailing permit. It has their stamp and signature. You're done.
Post any questions, if you have any. First read the CP section on this site thoroughly before you ask somebody.
Maybe you can update the site with this experience for Sailing permit at Parsippany (NJ)
-Walk-in office - takes 10 minutes in total for processing.
-Nearest Walk-in office can be searched from www.irs.ustreas.gov/prod/...index.html
-Tell them you want a Sailing Permit (Take Form-2063 with you if they don't understand - print it from this site)
-They have their own Form 2063 which is sort of a card and has couple of more questions than the one on this site.
-They don't accept the one you print from this site. Will ask you to fill out again their version.
-Sailing permit is only for the TaxPayer (if your spouse is not working/not worked in past, then she doesn't need one)
-Take the airline ticket and passport with you.
-Also, take your last year's Tax Return Copy.
-They verify all information in their system and returns you a card (similar to I-94) which is your sailing permit. It has their stamp and signature. You're done.
Post any questions, if you have any. First read the CP section on this site thoroughly before you ask somebody.
