Hi, I have another question... if I have not filed my taxes for the year 2000, should I
not submit a copy of my W2 with the paperwork?? I have my taxes for 3 years done (1999,
1998, 1997), but I have not filed 2000 taxes nor has my co-sponcer. My mom is
co-sponcering my husband but she has not filed her 2000 tax returns either. Will it be ok
to send in the 3 years I mentions plus a copy of my 2000 W2? Making that sorta like 4
years of tax returns.

I think 3 years is ok leaving out the one that has not been filed Actually this is a test
as Deja is now Google Grinch

>Hi, I have another question... if I have not filed my taxes for the year 2000, should I
>not submit a copy of my W2 with the paperwork?? I have my taxes for 3 years done (1999,
>1998, 1997), but I have not filed 2000 taxes nor has my co-sponcer. My mom is
>co-sponcering my husband but she has not filed her 2000 tax returns either. Will it be ok
>to send in the 3 years I mentions plus a copy of my 2000 W2? Making that sorta like 4
>years of tax returns.

You use the years that you have "already" file. If you have not filed for 2000 yet then
start with 99 as your first year and go back from there.

> Hi, I have another question... if I have not filed my taxes for the year
2000,
> should I not submit a copy of my W2 with the paperwork?? I have my taxes
for 3
> years done (1999, 1998, 1997), but I have not filed 2000 taxes nor has my co-sponcer. My
> mom is co-sponcering my husband but she has not filed her
2000
> tax returns either. Will it be ok to send in the 3 years I mentions plus a
copy
> of my 2000 W2? Making that sorta like 4 years of tax returns.