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Best Answer Click here
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Some states can be efiled alone, but some are piggybacked on federal. Here is a list:
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Remove the check mark to efile federal in the Profile screen.
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I did that and it still won't let me efile just the state - what else am I missing? If it try to e-file the federal which I know it will get rejected - will it reject the state return as well? That seems to be my only solution short of paper filing the state return.
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Which state?
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California
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What is the efile error message. State should be able to efile as a standalone.
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says its missing federal return data when efile with fed link problem occurred transmitting e-file data. If problem persists call customer support. when I click e-file.
I must not have something checked right - I removed the e-file federal check but in the actual e-file area - it only shows california but the e-file with federal has a grayed out checkmark.
I'm going to have to call tech support I guess.
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Hi Tia -
It's been a while since I did this, but if I recall correctly, with states like CA you can transmit them standalone by:
- Go to Profile and check the box for Federal
- Go to File Return
- Uncheck "E-file with federal" on the California line, then
- Uncheck the "Select tax returns to e-file" box on the Federal line.
I believe this is necessary for states like CA where federal return data has to be "e-file ready" in order to send the state return. If you have any PDF attachments make sure they're not set to "send with federal" either, as those can throw a similar transmission failure.
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That seemed to work - let me e-file state only and said it's been received by Intuit. Thank you so very much
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the return is locked, go to return on the top right and unlock it.
that'll do the trick.
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This was definitely the answer...unlock!