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If you see code 570 or code 971 on your tax transcript, it means that the IRS is looking for more information to verify your identity. Code 570 means your return has been delayed. When you see Code 9171, it means the IRS sent you a letter in the mail to verify personal information on your tax return.
570 Invalid key info in digital signature (this means that certificate used for signing the authentication request is not valid it is either expired, or does not belong to the AUA or is not created by a well-known Certification Authority).
Due to the Social Security Number no longer being visible, the IRS has created an entry for a Customer File Number. This is an optional entry that can be used by third parties to match a transcript to a taxpayer. The Customer File Number will be located on line 5b of the Transcript Request Form.
If there is a future date listed alongside code 570 on your tax transcript, this usually indicates the approximate date that the IRS plans to revisit your account. It does not reflect the date you can expect to receive your refund, and likewise its not the latest you can expect your tax return to be processed.
If your transcript is marked with the code 290, the IRS has reviewed your tax return and docHubed a determination. It is no longer on hold as a result of this. This is one reason why seeing this code on your transcript can be beneficial.
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If you see code 570, that means that there is a delay in processing your return. This doesnt necessarily mean that there is anything wrong with your return, but you may receive a request for additional information including a request to verify your identity.
Tax account transcript - shows basic data such as filing status, taxable income, and payment types. It also shows changes made after you filed your original return.

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