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E-verify return some limitations

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Ram K

216 Points Posted on 13 June 2021

hello.

I will be filing return of my aunt. I mean will do everything for her but eventually use her own efiling login to submit.

The problem might come in e-verification. Her aadhar does not have mobile number. Her bank account is validated from union bank of india but it does not seem to be evc enabled. The status just says validated, does not say evc enabled. She is 75 yer old and now getting mobile linked to aadhar is not possible

In this case if we choose e-verify later and submit return and later we find that e-verification is not possible due to above practical issues, is the option to submit paper based signed itrv still available even after choosing e-verify?

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Quick Summary

This discussion addresses challenges with e-verifying tax returns, particularly when a taxpayer's Aadhaar lacks a mobile number and their bank account isn't EVC enabled. The primary concern is whether it's still possible to submit a paper-based signed tax return acknowledgement if e-verification proves impossible after initially selecting that option. The consensus is that yes, you can still opt for paper verification and send the signed acknowledgement to CPC, even if you initially chose 'e-verify later'.

Sivaramaraju G

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2398 Points Posted on 13 June 2021

Yes, you can get it signed by her and send it to CPC.
Even though you have chosen for e-verify later still you can submit paper ACK.
there is no restriction.