No.  You will have to follow the instructions shown in the 5071C letter.

I have provided an excerpt form irs.gov that details the various options you can utilize to identify yourself:

"How to contact us online:

• Use our secure Identity Verification Service. It’s quick and secure.
• You can opt-out of the Identity Verification Service at any time and call the toll-free number provided in the 5071C letter.
• If you answer a question incorrectly, you can call the toll-free number in the 5071C letter.

• Call the toll-free IRS Identity Verification telephone number in the 5071C letter.
• Have a copy of the 5071C letter you received, a copy of your prior year tax return (if you filed one) and your most recently filed tax return (if you filed one), as well as any supporting documentation for each year's return (such as Forms W-2, 1099, 1040 Schedule C, or 1040 Schedule F) when you call.

We’ll ask you a series of questions about your identity and tax return history.

If we are unable to verify your identity over the phone or online, we may ask you to schedule an appointment at your local IRS office to verify your identity in person.