No. The IRS no longer issues filing pins. Now they only use the prior years AGI. However, if you were issued a filing pin prior to 2019 then it is grandfathered in if you remember it.
The filing pin should not be confused with the IP PIN which is different and for identity protection - that is issued each year by the IRS in a letter sent to you if you have applied for an IP PIN but that is in addition to the AGI and/or filing pin.
It still asks for a pin when you file but that is self selected and takes the place of a signature.
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