Just a caution, depending on the state, Schedule E could be problematic, as it is passive, not wage, income (includes rent, royalties, and partnership and estate and trust income). The upshot is to read your state requirements carefully. If you submit something that gets you rejected, it could make it even more difficult to resubmit and qualify.
As pointed out, every state is different; I randomly looked at Wisconsin, which requires one of the following list – and note that it allows submission of a K-1 partnership form, but not Schedule E. Go figure.
Previous year’s (2019) complete Federal Tax Return
Please included the following when applicable
Schedule C-Profit or Loss from Business
Schedule F-Profit or Loss from Farming
Schedule K 1- Partner's Share of Income
Previous year’s (2019) W-2
Final pay stub in 2019