Please help! Accidentally submitted a Non-Filer form

And to be clear here .... prior to deleting and starting over, you had attempted to efile your 2019 return and it was rejected due to "duplicate ssn" .... which we all now know is because of our error(s) using the non-filer:enter payment details form which created a nil 1040.

If that's true, if you were indeed blocked from efiling a REAL 2019 because of the duplicate ssn, and you went back to the same free fillable forms site, deleted and started over with an ACTUAL 1040 and all of her bells and whistles ... and you pressed submit and that 1040 WENT ... and was not immediately stonewalled with a DUPLICATE SSN message .... da heck? That defies everything I've read to this point.

Have you received any type of confirmation that they accepted it?? 

I went, deleted, and am now staring into a very LEGIT looking 1040. 

Please, please please update  us as new info becomes available to you.

Experts: please, if you have any insight into this please chime in.

RE: jamesmahonede  "GOOD NEWS"

This is an interesting result that you stumbled upon.

I guess the real defining question would be...

Have you attempted to re-submit your Form 1040 via e-file, after you discovered, "The tax return seems to be cancelled and no longer able to find." ?

This would be the most important result to know.

In this thread, there have been accounts of successfully "deleting" the original Form 1040 ... and having it "no longer showing up". (including me)

BUT, even when this has been the case, we have still been "locked out" of the e-file system, and have not been able to get e-file to accept a second attempt.

Have you tested this yet?

From the IRS :  https://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc308

If you discover an error after filing your return, you may need to amend your return. The IRS may correct mathematical or clerical errors on a return and may accept returns without certain required forms or schedules. In these instances, there's no need to amend your return.

However, do file an amended return if there's a change in your filing status, income, deductions, or credits.

Don't forget that when you mail a paper return to the IRS, you must include copies of your W-2s and 1099s, plus you need to sign and date the return.  

The IRS says to check back in 6 weeks (42 days) and they should have received and accepted a paper return by then. 

You’ve waited 6 weeks. 

I have waited 6 weeks also. 

I have used both the IRS web site and the IRS app to try and verify receipt of my paper return. 

Each attempt says that the data I’m entering (they ask for the anticipated return dollar amount to verify identity) is incorrect. (could not be verified)

Im entering the correct numbers. So this tells me they haven’t received? Accepted? Processed? Reconciled? my paper return yet and my account is still showing my mistaken $1 non filer return as the latest they have. 

Im in the same situation as you. 

Nothing to do but wait I guess. 

I presume the typical 6 week processing time is longer because of COVID. How much longer? Unknowable. 

The Economic Impact Payment’s Non-Filers tool was not intended for use by taxpayers who also needed to file a tax return with the IRS for tax year 2019. If you used the Non-Filers tool to register for an Economic Impact Payment, you cannot now file your tax return electronically. 

You must complete and print a paper 2019 Form 1040 or 1040-SR tax return, write “Amended EIP Return” at the top, and mail it to the IRS.  If you owe tax, you should pay it in full by the July 15 due date.  Interest will be charged after July 15 on any amounts that are not paid by July 15. For more information, visit the Amended EIP Return page.     @cyndiraz1

Recommended if you owe tax: Pay your taxes at IRS Direct Pay (this also automatically gives you an extension)