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I turned Windows Defender Firewall off and McAfee Antivirus was paused for 30 minutes.  I've tried several different brokerages (Vanguard and Fidelity) for accounts that were ready to download for some time.  I'm getting exactly the same result that says successful but nothing came into TT.

@rich_zuch wrote: Apparently another boneheaded move by Intuit.  Be that as it may, users need to make other arrangements if they need to access forms; online is inadequate for a number of reasons.

If you did withdraw the excess this year or last year  (before April 15th), you will not have a penalty for excess contributions.    NOTE: you have to tell TurboTax that you are withdrawing the excess in the HSA interview, so that it won't create form 5329 which is where the 6% penalty appears.   If you are forced to carryover some amount, then make sure that you leave space under your HSA contribution limit for the amount carried over. Otherwise, you may just create a new excess amount making it difficult to fix.   Answer the questions in TurboTax based on your actions. Example, you did withdraw the excess on time, and you used all other amounts withdrawn for appropriate medical services (cataract surgery).   The excess will be a taxable IRA distribution and you should have a 1099-R.  You are allowed one qualified HSA funding distribution (QHSAFD) in a lifetime.   TurboTax will ask if you moved the funds to an HSA.   It will then treat the amount as nontaxable income by including it on Form 1040 line 4a but excluding it from line 4b with the "HFD" notation (exception for the excess contribution).  @dlgoetz 

If there are no state taxes withheld in box 17 of the Form 1099-INT, then leave boxes 15, 16 and 17 blank (empty)   If this does not clear the error then delete the Form 1099-INT and re-enter manually.

Since you did not have a W-2, you shouldn't enter anything in the W-2 section. You can navigate to the Investment and Savings section of Wages & Income.   If you are not a dependent of someone else, you may not have to file a return if your interest was under $15,750 (check your state's minimum threshold for filing as well).  See Do I need to file a federal return this year? for more information.

Delaware return - Token #164879296-06696063.  Both issues are NOT dependent on taxpayer data.  First is Line 8 of Annualized Installment Method - Standard Deduction reflected under 65 amount of $6500 and not over 65 amount of $11500,  Second issue is in Computing the Over/Under Payment - Line30 Delaware Withholding - Turbo tax returned quarterly amounts when DE time periods are 1/1-4/30, 5/1-6/15,6/16-9/15 and 9/16-1/15