Yes, anytime you mail your return, it will be accepted. If the IRS finds an issue when processing it, they will send you a letter for either more information or to tell you they have corrected it. Basically, when you mail, it skips the automated computer standards acceptance step which is why people who are rejected end up having to mail the return.
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