Some forms are currently available for downloading under "printable forms" on our web site. If the form you need is not available at this time, email us and we will mail or fax the form to you. Check the web site often as forms and information are being added on a regular basis.

No. You will simply notice an increase in the amount of your spendable income since you save the tax money you normally spend on your commuting expenses.

If children were raised in your home in 2006, file IRS Form 1040 or 1040A, and complete and attach Schedule EIC. If children were not raised in your home in 2006, file IRS Form 1040 or 1040EZ.

We do not know! We are librarians, but not tax experts. The library has many paper tax forms available to you, and can supply you with most others you need as well. The library cannot, however, assist you in any way with determining which tax forms you need or how to complete them. Even if we did know we are legally bound against assisting you with your tax preparation. We have many databases and websites available to you from this website.

You may download forms and instructions from this web site. Or you may contact your local Commissioner of the Revenue, Director of Finance or Director of Tax Administration. You can also request forms and instructions by Fax, by calling (804) 367-2486 and choosing option 3. You can request forms and instructions from our Forms Department by calling (804) 440-2541. You may also wish to try paperless filing, using our free iFile online filing service.

No. You receive your tax savings when funds are deducted from your pay check on a pre-tax basis and deposited in your Commuter Spending Account/

If you are selected for verification, we need your tax returns and W-2 forms to confirm information reported to the federal processor on the FAFSA.

We highly recommend that you go to the Register page and follow the registration instructions—especially if this is your first time registering as a Non-Degree student. All necessary registration forms are available on the Register page. However, if you are already familiar with the registration process and know your student status, here are the forms you will need to register: Nonmatriculated Student (NM) student forms:

The filing for a period is considered to be filed timely if the tax form and any applicable payment are received by the BOE on or before the due date. If either is received after the due date, the filing is considered late. E-Filed tax forms and EFT payments receive an electronic "postmark" of the date and time they are submitted. This postmark is used to determine if the filing is timely. If a tax form or payment is received by the BOE after the due date, interest and/or penalty may be charged.

Please see the Visa Application Forms section of our website for many the forms you'll need to apply for a nonimmigrant visa. Links to the electronic versions of some forms are also included.

Yes. The health forms involve documentation on immunizations, TB test, and verification from your doctor that you are physically able to do the program. Contact the health records specialist at 414-297-7871 for more information.

SUNY Oswego requires you to complete the FAFSA (Free Application For Federal Student Aid) and TAP (Tuition Assistance Program) applications for financial aid consideration. Priority dates are April 1 for the fall semester and Nov. 1 for the spring semester. Most students will have already filed these applications with their current schools and only need to have the processing centers add Oswego as the new school of attendance.

Passport forms are available for download in PDF format via the State Department Web pages at http://travel.state.gov/passport/forms/forms_847.html.