I've seen similar posts-but no one addressing this specifically. My return was rejected (Fed & State) for not having the 1095A info. in the initial submission.
I had my 1095A ready -but, as I was "guided" through the process on TT, somehow, I skipped the section in medical deductions which asked if I had a 1095A. I'm not saying that I checked "no i don't have" - I mean that section was skipped entirely (nothing check). I was never asked - I wasn't even raised as a POSSIBLE issue/question during the "review" process before submission.
As many others - I submitted - it was rejected. I was notified by e-mail - and I was fairly easily able to input the missing info. and resubmit - and w/in 12hours all was "accepted" and is now fine. But, my taxes due actually changed a bit (not much - but a bit more).
I've used TT for many many years - I've never had taxes "rejected" before - I've never had to change the amount of tax due. I'm both disappointed this wasn't caught as a possible issue in the "Review" step - and still not sure what I did wrong.
Has anyone else run into this? Any ideas what I should have noticed? - something about this year's TT made catching this error unclear to me...
After you finish your wages and income portion, and you go into deductions and credits, you're asked did you have medical expenses. If you answered yes, then a few questions in, you are asked about prescription medications expenses, among other things. Then it will say we're done with medical expenses. Immediately after that, you should have gotten the question about the 1095-A (yes or no). That's how I got asked about the 1095-A; hope this helps.