Yes, there is something you need to do. You need to determine why your California return was rejected, correct it, and re-submit. If you are unable to successfully transmit your state return, you will have print and mail your state tax return. If you don't e-file your state return, or mail it, you won't receive any refund you are due, and if you owe, you could be subject to penalty and interest if you don't file by the due date. For information on fixing a rejected return, see the following TurboTax Help Article:
How do I fix a rejected return?
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