If you can't fix the reject, then you can mail and it would need to accepted by the post office today.
The reject you are referring too should be able to be easily corrected. Go to the file your return tab and look for the date of birth entered in the sign your return screen. It's probably just a typo.
This return has been rejected because the date of birth entered by the spouse on the "Sign Your Return" screen does not match date of birth information that the IRS has obtained from the Social Security Administration. Verify information that has been entered for the spouse, including Name, Social Security Number (SSN), Date of Birth, and if applicable Date of Death. After reviewing spouse information, go to the File tab follow on screen instructions to resubmit your return. When you get to the screen, "Sign Your Return" check the Date of birth that has been entered for the spouse to ensure that it is accurate. Resubmit your return. If you have confirmed that all information has been entered correctly, call the Social Security Administration (SSA) at (800) 772-1213 to verify that their records are correct. If SSA records are updated, it can take up to four weeks to transfer the updated information to the IRS. Wait four weeks and then re-file the return. If the reject continues, or if you do not want to wait four weeks to re-file electronically, you may print and file this return by mail.
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