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To whom it concerns

Sally Mukatash
8437 Moraine Avenue
Munster, Indianan 46321
029407439
smukatas@pnw.edu

August 1, 2016

I hereby clarify that neither of my parent nor myself had any income in 2014. We didn't file tax for 2015 and no W’s were given to any of us. We had no assistance or aid. We lived using our saving money of 19,178 for the whole year.
Thank you for your understanding.

Sally Mukatash

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