From posts I've read, getting a clean Final review can be tricky.  Sounds like you have it.

This response will push your post to top of page where others more experienced with the 1310 will hopefully read and respond.

dkh

Thank you very much!

I will hopefully get additional comments before filing.

@Just-Lisa-Now-  seems to have good luck with this. I don't.

I dont think Ive ever attached the court appointment to he return, Ive sent that in already along with the Form 56, so the IRS should already have that.

Lisa 

I am doing this for a friend of one of my clients. I just got all this information when they were looking for someone to assist them. Do you think based on this information, that attaching the documents might be successful?

Thank you!

Arnold

Unless if prompting you to attach anything, I dont think its necessary, but it coldnt hurt.

Lisa 

It required me to file complete the 1310 for each deceased taxpayer. It didn't request the Letters Testamentary but since the Form 56 was not completed earlier I thought I would attach the Letters Testamentary so they would tie in with the 1310's.

Your thoughts

Arnold

I dont think any humans actually look at the attachments, but it wouldnt hurt to attach, 

In prior years I have never been able to efile with box B.  There was hope that it could be done this year but I have not had any this year for a change, or at least not that has required a court representative.

I completed a 1310 for each taxpayer with Box B checked and got a clean Final Review. I am going to attached each of the deceased taxpayers Letters Testamentary to the return as additional documentation. 

I hope this is successful!

Fingers Crossed!

Thank you for your reply!

Lisa:

Last question on this one. Should I leave the deceased taxpayer's address on the return or change it to the Daughter's address that is handling the estate?

Thank you!

Arnold

Lisa and all who have corresponded on this question....I appreciate all the input!

Thank you!

Arnold