Terms

AskSomeone is an early preview. These terms describe the service as it works today.

What AskSomeone does

AskSomeone helps you organize what you need to get done: it asks questions, keeps your answers, works out dates, and prepares checklists and plans from what you tell it. Steps such as signing, sending, filing and paying stay with you. AskSomeone does not do them for you and is not able to.

What AskSomeone is not

AskSomeone is not a law firm, a tax preparer, an accountant or a government agency, and it does not act for any of them. Nothing on AskSomeone is legal, tax or financial advice. For decisions with serious consequences, check with the agency involved or a qualified professional.

Official information

AskSomeone shows rules, fees, forms and deadlines only when they have been checked against the official source, and it shows you that source. When something hasn’t been checked, AskSomeone says so. Official requirements can change; the official source is always the final word.

Using AskSomeone

Please don’t use AskSomeone to break the law, to harm anyone, or to overload or attack the service. Requests may be limited to keep the service available for everyone.

Your information

See Privacy for what is kept and how to delete it.