@noors786 If you prepared a 1040X to "fix" a rejected return that was a mistake. That is NOT what you do to fix a rejected return. You only prepare a 1040X if your return was accepted and fully processed by the IRS, and then you need to add or correct something.
All you needed to do was make a correction to the tax return using the desktop software if you were past the deadline for using the online software. Then the return had to be printed, signed and mailed.
What did you do to "file" that return? After October 15, 2019 e-filing closed permanently for 2018 returns. And a 1040X can never be e-filed. You may need to post back and tell us what you did so we can help you sort out the mistake you made. Even if you mailed in the 1040X, since the IRS has not received an "original" return from you, it is going to cause confusion and be a problem for you.
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