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Old 07-18-2016, 01:12 AM
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So after some headache and 8 weeks I received a letter stating that my paper return was missing a signature and they needed me to send/fax in a document to correct it.

When I dropped off the paper return at the local IRS office the clerk mentioned that I needed to sign it and to just sign anywhere at the bottom of the paper, which i did sign and date (although I now realize its outside of the designated signature box).

After 2 calls to the IRS they are stating that the return has moved from Rejected to "pending" having all the required information and that the return would process within 2 weeks (10 business days). Mind you, this is just 2-3 days after they mailed out the request for information and the return was previously in the rejection state)

What should I do here? Should I wait it out or fax in the requested document to be safe? What are the odds they reviewed my return and are just accepting it with the signature and date slightly out of place?



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Old 07-18-2016, 07:35 AM
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When I dropped off the paper return at the local IRS office the clerk mentioned that I needed to sign it and to just sign anywhere at the bottom of the paper, which i did sign and date (although I now realize its outside of the designated signature box).=======>> your return is not considered a valid return unless you sign it. If you forget to sign it, the IRS will mail you a letter requesting you ,and your spouse, if necessary, to sign that document before they will process the return. due) will not change. Also if you sent in your taxes early and forgot to sign, you could always request an extension using Form 4868. This would push your tax return due date out to Oct 15th and you?ll definitely get that substitute form in time and avoid any late filing penalties.




After 2 calls to the IRS they are stating that the return has moved from Rejected to "pending" having all the required information and that the return would process within 2 weeks (10 business days). Mind you, this is just 2-3 days after they mailed out the request for information and the return was previously in the rejection state)

What should I do here? Should I wait it out or fax in the requested document to be safe? What are the odds they reviewed my return and are just accepting it with the signature and date slightly out of place?
===>>I guess you may either one of them you may either wait it out or you may fax in the requested doc to them. There I sno penalty to fax it in to them



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