How do I get IP pin for my two children?

Unless you reported to the IRS that you needed an IP PIN for your dependent children and the IRS sent you a 6 digit IP PIN for the children, there is no need to for the IP PIN to be entered on your tax return.

If you had issues with your kids being fraudulently claimed, probably an IRS identity protection pin is the issue.

There are several kinds of pins. 

Choose which PIN and see the article related:

• If you mean the filing pin from last year, you can use your AGI instead. How do I find last year’s AGI?
• If you mean the IP PIN for identity protection:
  • If you just need to get back to it in the program, see How I add my IP pin
  • If you lost or never got your CP01A letter, you can Retrieve Your IP PIN 
• If you live in IL, you can look it up on Illinois’ website, IL-PIN Inquiry - Illinois.gov 

This is what I figured. But, it wont let continue to file without.

If IRS set up a PIN for yourself you can go on IRS.gov to look it up.

I'm not sure of the process for looking it up for dependents.

@TASHASAKURA 

If you can look up the PIN for dependents, I guess that defeats the purpose, eh?

Hello Everyone, 

I reinput my pin and reviewed my return and it got accepted. I was able to continue with my dependents pin. Thank you everyone

You have to enter the IP Pins on the tax return or it will get rejected