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3. Can she sign a release now?

Fri Oct 24, 2014, 10:07 AM

Oct 2014

Drop it off or fax.

Call the company and ask how you can work together to solve this problem.

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My wife's past employer is basically threating my wife's job with a future employer. [View all] diabeticman Oct 2014 OP

Start looking for that W2. Sheldon Cooper Oct 2014 #1

And if we can't find the W-2? We probably will but if we can't.... diabeticman Oct 2014 #2

I don't have a crystal ball, so I don't know. Sheldon Cooper Oct 2014 #7

That's just it...She is basically screwed. diabeticman Oct 2014 #10

Presumably, you filed a copy with the IRS? jberryhill Oct 2014 #9

What about copies of past tax returns liberalhistorian Oct 2014 #19

my tax guy seems to have copies of everything dembotoz Oct 2014 #30

Can she sign a release now? MannyGoldstein Oct 2014 #3

She was never given a release to sign. diabeticman Oct 2014 #5

Ask for one. MannyGoldstein Oct 2014 #23

Certified mail time. Erich Bloodaxe BSN Oct 2014 #4

okay. diabeticman Oct 2014 #6

Often, the IRS has that W2 information. You can also contact them. nt stevenleser Oct 2014 #8

Yes, that doc would have been including w/your last filing catrose Oct 2014 #11

I'm sure you'll find it in your records. MineralMan Oct 2014 #13

Again, I'm sure you'll find it. MineralMan Oct 2014 #16

Fwiw Kber Oct 2014 #15

Yeah, the former employer is a "dick" JayhawkSD Oct 2014 #18

I think you might regret going to work for the new employer. JayhawkSD Oct 2014 #17

Okay, now I know she will regret going to work for that company. nt JayhawkSD Oct 2014 #31

Is the underlying problem here SheilaT Oct 2014 #22

Lawyer Up ASAP and she may never have to work again! Youdontwantthetruth Oct 2014 #25

I will tell my wife. diabeticman Oct 2014 #27

Try Social Security. Brigid Oct 2014 #28

Thanks diabeticman Oct 2014 #29

Try the state employment office jcboon Oct 2014 #32