<p>I know you have to send them in an email, but do you have to send a separate email for each separate page? For example, I have 19 pages total that I have to send (2011 1040=7 pages, 2012 1040=10 pages, W-2 Forms=2 pages). Thing is, when I try to send all of these in one email, it just bounces back because the files are too large together. HOWEVER, after much experimentation I found that I can only send about one page per email in order to not overload the size. Does this mean 19 emails to the financial aid department?</p>
<p>Are you talking about FAFSA? If so, I’m pretty sure you just put your school’s code where it asks for it. If not, I have no idea since I don’t go to upenn. </p>
<p>Good luck!</p>
<p>I’m talking about sending in my parents tax forms haha. It’s separate from FAFSA.</p>
<p>Oh… Well can’t you do that through the FAFSA site? I know my school sends out forms or something, and we go in and correct the FAFSA once my parents’ info comes in.</p>
<p>bump, emergency</p>
<p>You can fax the returns. You can also scan the return into one file and email the file in one piece. If the file is too large, rescan the page at a lower the resolution (150 dpi vers 300 or 600 dpi).</p>
<p>You can also try a different email server (i.e. hotmail, google) that allows larger file sizes.</p>