Oh, that must be new. I've never seen that before. You can get an Identity Protection pin here. It would need to be for the dependent since they are what is causing the reject.
I would almost think you'd be better off to file by mail. This would be a good option if you filed and it said someone else had already filed - like in a situation of identity theft. I would wonder if you filing with the IP Pin number would put a fraud indicator on the dependent.
As an alternative, you could remove the dependent, file your return, and then file an amendment adding the dependent.
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