Which document is required to verify the member's tax return submission?

The Tax Return Transcript is the required document to verify the member's tax return submission. This document is issued by the IRS and provides a summary of the member's tax returns, including important information such as income, deductions, and tax liabilities. It serves as an official record that confirms what was reported to the IRS and can be used by lenders to assess the member's financial status accurately.

Using a Tax Return Transcript ensures that the information provided by the member is validated against the IRS records, minimizing discrepancies that could arise from self-reported figures. This makes it a crucial document in the context of assessing eligibility for various loan programs, including those offered through NACA.

Other documents, such as bank statements, tax account summaries, or financial affidavits, serve different purposes and may provide insight into the member's financial situation but do not specifically verify the submission of tax returns to the IRS as effectively as a Tax Return Transcript does.