File by paper.
Unfortunately, your e-file will continue be rejected because your son has already been claimed. You can file by paper to claim your son. The IRS will then investigate who is the proper person to have claimed your son.
It appears you are the proper person to claim your son. Here is the official criteria:
* be your child (or adoptive or foster child), sibling, niece, nephew or grandchild;With your court papers and bank statements, you can easily prove you were the proper person to claim your son.
Your son's father will then have any credits/refunds withdrawn by the IRS with penalties.
I am sorry you are having this difficulty.
File by paper.
Unfortunately, your e-file will continue be rejected because your son has already been claimed. You can file by paper to claim your son. The IRS will then investigate who is the proper person to have claimed your son.
It appears you are the proper person to claim your son. Here is the official criteria:
* be your child (or adoptive or foster child), sibling, niece, nephew or grandchild;With your court papers and bank statements, you can easily prove you were the proper person to claim your son.
Your son's father will then have any credits/refunds withdrawn by the IRS with penalties.
I am sorry you are having this difficulty.
Thank you very much for your answer and can you specify what bank account statements all I will be needing
Anything that shows expenses paid on behalf or for your son
Okay well, we live in my mom's house where I always just hand her cash for rent. I get child support from his father and I work part time.
Where do I go to file via mail rather than online efiling? Just a regular tax place?