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December 21, 2020
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Is Credit Karma legit?

  • December 21, 2020
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About a week ago, I received an email from a company called “Credit Karma” and they said that they have merged with “Turbo Tax” “Intuit” and that they need additional info from me to prove that I am who I say I am.  Without these items, I won’t be able to use the Intuit Turbo tax to do my taxes for my 2020 taxes.  They say they cannot just “pull” the data from Intuit even though I have used Intuit online for the past three years.  Following are the things I can supply them with: pictures of documents that I send as .jpeg attachments to an email.  Either copies of TWO Primary documents or One Primary document AND ONE Secondary Document.
 
Primary documents include:
Driver's License or State ID
Passport  
Permanent Resident Card (Green Card)
Military ID

Secondary documents include:
Another primary document
Birth Certificate
Marriage Certificate
Social Security Card
Full utility bill: must include-full name
    Best answer by Katie_B

    Thanks all! A PM has been sent to the OP for screenshots so we can verify validity. Your efforts are appreciated!

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    DoninGA
    Level 15
    Level 15
    December 21, 2020

    Yes, they are a legitimate company and have merged with Intuit TurboTax.

    However, I don't see why you received this type of email if you have a TurboTax account all you need to do is sign onto your TurboTax account with the User ID and password you have used in the past.

     

    Will forward this message to the TurboTax Moderators of this forum.

    Katie_B
    Katie_BAnswer
    Level 7
    December 21, 2020

    Thanks all! A PM has been sent to the OP for screenshots so we can verify validity. Your efforts are appreciated!

    rjs
    Level 15
    Level 15
    December 21, 2020

    This sounds like a scam. Do not respond to the email until we hear back from the forum moderators, and do not click any links in the email.


    Don't delete the email yet. The TurboTax security department might want to see it.