After any import...some forms definitely need to be "edited" to enter missing information that does not come with the import. Just "edit" any one that needs Review and go thru the Q&A that follows.
1) Any 1099-INT with box 8 $$ in it must be edited to answer the question about what state the $$ in box 8 came from. (Selecting "Multiple States" from the end of the list in the top screen is easiest......but sometimes a state reduction in taxes is possible if your break out your state's $$)
2) Any 1099-DIV with box 11 $$ in it must be edited to answer the question about what state the $$ in box 11 came from. (Selecting "Multiple States" from the end of the list in the top screen is easiest......but sometimes a state reduction in taxes is possible if your break out your state's $$)
3) IF you had some sales of any stocks, bonds or mutual funds on a 1099-B/8949.....sometimes the Cost basis for those shares did not come along with the data import...because Fidelity may not have that information (usually it would have to be be for something held for more than ~10 years...called "Non-covered")
4) maybe others types too if you had any imported