@Carl My confusion is this. Turbo Tax efiled so the sign is the digital code they put on it before sending it to IRS. Call this version A. You take a tax document the turbo tax efiled then sign it. This becomes automatically version B because you changed it by takeing the same document that turbo tax efiled and signing it. Even though you used the same information just by signing it it becomes a different version. Now how is a bank, college, other agencies to know what you submitted version A is the same as what you are providing them version B because you could have changed version B with different info then (call this version C) then claimed it as version A just with the signature on it (version B). So my thought process is shouldn't turbo tax seal the pdf with the electronic signture that prevents people from signing it after it has been submitted. So banks, etc know this is what you efiled because it has the electronic sign where you would sign it just preventing you from signing in that area. Does that make sense? I guess that is why you said they make you fill out form 4506 to check the info themselves. So is it better to just print and sign the document you efiled and submit for loan etc rather than give them the pdf along with the efile details? Is it better to just sign it?
