Tax Year Prior to 2020: When I’m trying to login to my Fidelity to import over from my brokerage account information. They’re saying my username is invalid, however I imputed the same username & password

Several users whose Fidelity usernames are less than 9 characters are reporting this issue. I've asked a Moderator to look at it later this morning.

it could be purely a TT problem but you could also call Fidelity to see if the problem is at their end. 

It was reported on another thread that your social security number may be the correct "log in". 
Before you try it, do you mind posting a screenshot here so I can submit it as a possible typo? 
Thank you! Please let us know. 

Fidelity isn't looking for your password.  It's looking for your Document ID # to import.  It caught me with a few attempts too, but then I realized it was asking for the UserID and Document ID #.  

Essentially, that means you need to log into Fidelity to review the tax document to get the document number, or if you get the paper version of your tax document, it's on there.

Be careful trying to use the Fidelity link to TurboTax though.  I tried it to get the discount and TurboTax auto-upgraded me to Premier, which I don't need.  I was so careful throughout not to trigger Premier, but the Fidelity Link seemed to do it.  You cannot downgrade without starting over entirely!!

If you are still having issues with getting Fidelity to link with TurboTax please post here so someone can trouble shoot with you. If you got it to work, great! If you have any other issues, concerns, or questions please remember to start a new thread. 

I'm also having this issue and none of the remedies above seem to work. I've tried using my SSN as the username and my username is over 9 digits. I can easily log into Fidelity with my credentials, but TurboTax is saying they are wrong and there is no work around

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@MeganMcGrath wrote:

I'm also having this issue and none of the remedies above seem to work. I've tried using my SSN as the username and my username is over 9 digits. I can easily log into Fidelity with my credentials, but TurboTax is saying they are wrong and there is no work around

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Are there any special characters in your password?   I don't know if it would help any or not, but if there are, you might consider changing your Fidelity password to remove any special character, then try the import with the new password.   You can later change your Fidelity password back like it was.

Otherwise, if that doesn't help, it's a tossup to know whom to call first--TurboTax Support or Fidelity.