I'm doing my mother-in-law's taxes. She's 92 and has no drivers license or state ID. TurboTax Desktop tells me that I'll have to do a paper filing, which is fine. I eFiled the Federal return, then went back into TurboTax to try to print the state return. However, after I select the state returns I want to print and file by mail, TT still insists on a drivers license or State ID, and won't let me get past the screen where it wants me to enter them. I've selected the "Do not have either a license or state ID button", but nothing happens when I press Continue. There's a highlighted line at the top saying, "You are required to enter a driver's license or state ID to e-file," even though I'm not e-filing.
This Turbo Tax FAQ will provide more information.
Why are you asking for my driver’s license or state ID?
Nope. It's a bug. When I say I want to file by mail, it still insists on an ID and won't let me get past that screen. I talked to someone in tech support and she was able to observe it happening via screen sharing. Ultimately I had to go to the file menu and choose print, but that was the only way it would work.
One other bug. My mother-in-law had income in Alabama and Wisconsin. I had income in Wisconsin and Minnesota. TT wanted to file a Minnesota return even though my mother-in-law didn't have one. It was easy enough to not try to print a MN return, but TT should have known better.