@Edwinr407 Okay---it it still possible that someone used your SSN on a tax return----even if it was done as a typo. You can still print, sign and mail your tax return and let the IRS sort out the duplicate use of your SSN. Mailed returns are processed differently so a mailed return will not be rejected. If you are trying to e-file 2024, use "zero" as your 2023 AGI since the IRS does not have a 2023 AGI in its system for you.
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