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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
- Begin by checking the appropriate box that applies to your situation regarding employment and income for 2018.
- If you or your spouse were employed, list all employers in the designated fields, including the amount earned from each employer. Ensure to indicate whether an IRS W-2 form is provided for each employer.
- If additional space is needed, utilize a separate page with your name and ID number at the top.
- Attach documentation from the IRS or relevant tax authority confirming that no income tax return was filed for 2018. Check the appropriate boxes if you have provided this verification.
- Complete the certifications and signatures section by having both the student and spouse (if applicable) sign and date where indicated.
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