Previously one my daughters and my wife had TIN numbers. Recently, they both got social security numbers. When I file my tax for this year, my tax return is kept rejected

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Previously one my daughters and my wife had TIN numbers. Recently, they both got social security numbers. When I file my tax for this year, my tax return is kept rejected

Since they have ssn recently. If this is the first time you use both ssn, put 0- zero on their agi of last year. It should work

Previously one my daughters and my wife had TIN numbers. Recently, they both got social security numbers. When I file my tax for this year, my tax return is kept rejected

It's not a PIN issue, it's an identity mis-match issue.

Previously one my daughters and my wife had TIN numbers. Recently, they both got social security numbers. When I file my tax for this year, my tax return is kept rejected

Use the SSN only. You will have to print and mail the returns. You also need to send a letter to the IRS to let them know about the changeover. (Separately, not with the tax return).

See question 12 of this FAQ. https://www.irs.gov/individuals/itin-expiration-faqs

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