Thanks for the reply.
I tried visiting my local IRS office as a walk-in today, but no-go. (I'd make an appointment, but I've had 100% failure to get to a live agent to book the appointment every time I've tried recently. Was successful once previously as a walk-in, but not today.) Always get the message ". . .due to unusually high call volume . . . try back tomorrow." Also failed in the same manner when trying to call the number on the letter to ask questions. So, I guess I'm reduced to just responding to this letter with what they asked for. I'd like to include the daughter's 8962, but they didn't ask for that and I don't think I can include that without some kind of permission form filled out. They specifically asked for copies of my 1095-A and 8962. Any thoughts on providing some highlights of relevant fields and a narrative of things to help explain it? Or should I just supply what was requested, and nothing more?
