Hi, @gregg5323!
As other commenters have noted, the IRS is very backed up, even for e-filed returns.
The Taxpayer Advocate Office is as swamped as the rest of the IRS, so unless you can show "undue hardship", I wouldn't get my hopes up about them taking your case. Of course, you're always welcome to try.
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