State return requires an ID

[Helllo]

Hello. I need some help. I mailed my return. Colorado state return requires entering a driver's license or state ID. I don't have a valid DL, ID, or passport. I only have my State Voter ID. Can I use this as an ID to file my return? 2. Do I need to do an amended return and then enter my Voter ID number on the return and explain it on a separate graph or line that this is my Voter ID number? 3. I realized that the first digit on my SSN on my state return is mismatched, on my federal is fine. So, I'm off just by 1 digit, the first digit of my SSN on my state. What should I do now? Thank you.

[JamesG1]

The 2022 Colorado Individual Income Tax Return requests a current drivers license or state identification card.  See here.

If you mailed a Colorado state tax return for processing and the tax return reports an incorrect Social Security number, the state tax return cannot be correctly processed.  It likely will be return to you in the US mail many weeks from now.

You should be able to submit a correct Colorado state tax return.  Hopefully, you have access to additional copies of W-2's, 1099's, etc. to include with the tax return.

I would recommend that you include a letter with the Colorado state tax return outlining your situation.  Hopefully, the Colorado Department of Revenue will be able to assist you.

@Helllo