Batman
Well-Known Member
It was an electronic signature that was done on 8/15/2022. There was no print, ink sign, mail back instructions.No... Whatever you do don't just sign it when filing. As stated in the email, you were supposed to print it out and sign it last summer then save a copy for your records.
If you sign it now, or any time after 8/16/22, it's a completely useless piece of paper because the binding contract (or any contract for that matter) isn't valid until signed by all parties.
If you didn't sign it last summer (I have no idea why anybody wouldn't have... Unless you hate money), you better make up a date before 8/16/22 when signing it.
In other words, if you didn't sign it before 8/16/22, you missed out on the tax credit. Your only chance now is lying and signing with a retroactive date and assuming the IRS won't know... Which is probably a safe assumption.
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