My federal return was accepted two weeks ago I got a letter in the mail yesterday saying I needed to submit forms 8692 and 1095-A before I can get my return I have never had to file these extra step

[CatinaT1]

Here is how to get the form 8962 filled out. Please note: You are NOT going to amend your return and you are NOT going to add a state return. These directions are quirky but will get the job done.

1.  Log into your return

1. Select that you want to add a state - this lets you into the program without the amend process starting.
2. In the top right corner, locate the Magnifying glass/search  
3. enter the exact words 1095a
4. Select the first entry Jump to 1095a
5. Fill in the 1095a information

1. Print and mail the 8962

The IRS may adjust your refund once they receive your form 8962. 

[givemeabreak]

My federal return was accepted on 2/17 without that 1095a information, thanks to turbo tax's inferior program and I am still waiting on a letter from the IRS, any thoughts?

[DMarkM1]

If you have not received a letter or a refund, your return is still being processed.  Have you checked the IRS "Where's My Refund?" page?  You can also give them a call at this point for an update at 800-829-1040.  

[givemeabreak]

I have regularly checked the "Where's My Refund", and it just says still being processed.

I am sure I need that letter to know where to send this 8962 form and anything else that's needed, and then play the waiting game again. 

I appreciate the info, will call them asap.

[Critter]

Not much you can do but wait for the letter so you have the correct fax # or address to send the 8962 & 1095-A to ... you can complete the forms now while you wait ...

See these directions:

• Log into your return
• Select that you want to Add a state - this lets you into the program without the amend process starting.
• In the top right corner, locate the Magnifying glass/Search. 
• enter the exact words 1095a.
• Select the first entry Jump to 1095a.
• Fill in the 1095a information.
• Print and mail IRS form 8962.
• The IRS may adjust your refund once they receive your form 8962.