I have no idea if this information is accurate. For the life of me I can’t find a single place on the internet where I can learn why this is so.

This is a good thing. It means that the person who originally created the site now knows we made the mistake to file the w2 in the first place. By filing the w2, the site can now be filed with the right site and not the wrong one. This is why file a w2 with the right site and you will not be banned from that site.

So if you want to know the reason why you should file a w2, the first place you should look is to be a member of the site that created this question. I think it is important for the site to have an official FAQ because a member of our staff needs to be able to answer questions.

There’s a reason behind this. At the very end of the site, you’ll see a link that says “Don’t file w2s with the wrong site. If a w2 is filed with the wrong site, you can still file a w2 with the site you’re on.” This is the reason why we ask that you file a w2 with the correct site.

The w2 that was filed with the wrong site was filed with the site that created the question. Not only that, but the question was filed with the site that created the question. I think that is a pretty big red flag. Since the question was also filed with the correct site, this indicates that the questioner either does not know the difference between the two sites or did not realize that the correct site was created.

This is also why we ask that you file a w2 with the correct site since we have no idea what that site might be. Again, we don’t know if the questioner was aware that the correct site was created or if the question was just not filed with the correct site.

But hey, I just checked the w2 and saw that it was filed. So at least it got added to our list.

When it comes to filing questions with the correct site, a lot of people go by the book and just don’t check the site before asking. But if this person is just asking the question hoping it gets filed with the correct site, that’s a different story. We also ask this question because we want the correct site to be used for the questions that get filed with it.

So yes, we ask that this question get filed with the correct web site. But we also want the question to get filed with the correct site for the person asking it. So if its filed with the wrong site, we will have to go back and change it. But if the question is filed with the correct site, then we will have no problem filing it.

In the case of this question, we asked what site it should get filed with. So the answer is: it should be filed with the right site. If it doesnt get filed with the right site, then that is fine too.