Actually Dawns post was helpful to know, thank you.
But in reality not completely accurate. I did try the solution proposed by others in other posts days ago to use all zeros or all nines but that does not work. So it is not true that any number can be entered. When I reformulated the SSN I had into a two number followed by dash followed by 7 more numbers, it worked for me to get past the software glitch.
That glitch should never have been there and should still have been fixed as soon as it was found and should still be fixed. Nobody is perfect but this does seem to happen all too frequently on my last step with Intuit products over the years. I hope more testing is done in the future to prevent this as otherwise a pretty good product.
