<prompt> Human: As the title says, I graduated in May. My wife graduated the year before. This is my first year making enough money to actually file a tax return, same for my wife. I made under 200 in 2016 from being a lab TA. But that was too small to file a return. Now when Im filing for return this year they say my number isnt matching up with theirs. But I dont have any idea how much I made.When I try and get an IRS transcript online they say my input doesnt match up with their records. I tried all three of the address that Ive ever had, and nothing works.Should I file a paper return, or should I file for a paper transcript, then file for an online return using that information?  <response>: Print the return and file it by mail. Be sure to sign and date it, and attach your Forms W-2 on the left margin of page one. Make copies of everything before you mail the return. Allow six to eight weeks for processing. 