@Mattman wrote:
And I'd apply for the e-file PIN online. Not sure if that means I'd get it right away, or the IRS would still snail mail it...which is why it would possibly loop into the address change.
Do not call it an "efile PIN". That's a different kind of PIN that was discontinued a few years ago, and the term can confuse folks. It is an "IP PIN". I opted-in and got the IP PIN immediately at the end of my online session at the IRS website. Since I voluntarily opted in, I don't get an annual CP01A letter with the IP PIN. Instead I retrieve it each year with the IRS IP PIN Retrieval Tool. The online process is a lot faster in subsequent years--just logging in to the Retrieval Tool, then 2-3 steps since one already has set up a verified IRS account.
