<prompt> Human: I tried to find any information regarding personal information being stolen and used to file taxes but couldnt...so hopefully you all might shed some light on my legal rights on this issue.My identity was stolen from TaxSlayer.com - when it was stolen TaxSlayer notified me via mail and offered credit monitoring services for 1 year. Unfortunately when I tried to file my taxes last weekend I found out that someone already had. The credit monitoring company had no idea this had occurred, so I filed a theft event with them and have been waiting the better part of a week to hear back on what to do.Taxes are due Monday. My return is currently showing as rejected on TaxSlayer.com due to this issue. It requires me to file via paper, but I think I might need an extension because how in the heck can I get this to the IRS by Monday and fill out the necessary paperwork to prove I am me?I am really concerned about the long term impact of this theft. I feel like TaxSlayer wants nothing to do with assisting me, and this third party company is a sham. The third party has spoken with me three times, all three times were because I contacted them. All three times they said I would get a call back within 24 hours. That was started on Monday. I have never gotten a call back. No one there seems to know why I havent when I call them.Does TaxSlayer have any liability to make a better effort to fix these issues and provide a more reliable ID monitoring service??? I feel like they should.I am very worried about my credit, and potential tax return this person received...am I responsible for paying it back?! I am totally in uncharted territory here...please help.  <response>: The credit monitoring company had no idea this had occurredThey only watch your credit report. The IRS doesnt report when you file taxes to the credit bureaus. They will never prevent fraud anyways; they might tell you when it has happened. Freeze you credit reports, and file the paperwork you need with the IRS. You have until Monday to mail the forms or your extension request. 