1) the printed copy will only show the 6-digit IP-PIN that you enter ..IF the IRS issued one to you. The regular 5-digit PIN is only used for e-filing, so it doesn't show up on the printed copy
2) IF a 5-digit PIN shows up during yorufili9ng steps in the software, then that is "supposedly" what was used last year, and the 2019 AGI isn't needed.
3) The only potential problem with #2, is if you filed someone else's tax return last year (child or relative or friend), and started this year's tax file by transferring in their 2019 tax return by mistake.....then the PIN isn't yours.
4) you can go ahead and file with it...the worst that can happen is
a) it is rejected, or
b) You are in too much of a rush to file ( you are ), and the tax filing is "accepted", but you get some more tax documents in the next two weeks or so that you were "supposed" to include (but that's not related to the PIN) .
____________*Answers are correct to the best of my knowledge when posted, but should not be considered to be legal or official tax advice.*
