conversation: User (SierraPapaZero): "This should be a quick question for someone who knows what they're talking about. I e-filed my taxes with TurboTax about 3 weeks ago. The IRS rejected the e-file based on my DOB. I went down to the SSA and corrected the DOB with them. I waited a week to refile and it was rejected again. My question is, can I simply use the old DOB that the IRS has on file? I was able to use the incorrect DOB to get my filing PIN just now, so it must still be on file. TurboTax suggests that I snail mail the paperwork, but also says that New York State requires state taxes to be submitted electronically if it was prepared though tax software. Basically just want to get this all wrapped up. Thanks!!\n\nUPDATE: I got impatient and decided to e-file with the old DOB. If I do not get an answer on this I will at least update to say if it went through or not.\n\nUPDATE: Federal and State were rejected on DOB :(. I'm assuming that they did in fact correct my DOB in their system at this point, but still have my PIN attached to my old DOB. Used the old DOB to obtain my PIN and resubmitted the return using my correct DOB. Federal was accepted! Still waiting on State return to be accepted or reject... will update when that happens or when a SWAT team shows up and I am arrested for tax fraud (allegedly), so either way.\n\n"
  Self: "I don't think anyone would recommend you submit a tax return with incorrect information. "
  User (SierraPapaZero): "Thanks, mail323. I am obviously not setting out to commit tax fraud, so let's treat this all as a hypothetical. I'm basically just looking to file as quickly and easily as possible. I appreciate your input, though. At this point I will basically be updating to see if it goes through or not. If it doesn't I may be back for more advice to see where I should go from there, since I'm still hung up on how to file at that point. New York State apparently wont take an electronically prepared tax return by mail. I grossed over 60k so I can't use the free services that the IRS offers. Would it be easy enough to print out my e-file an transcribe it to paper and snail mail that? Either way, fingers crossed!"
  