First, make sure your clients click on the button within your invite (which contains a token) and use the email address to which the invite is sent (which should be populated automatically by the browser) to log into Intuit Link for the first time for the year.  This will ensure their Intuit Link account is "connected" properly to yours.  Often times, problems occur when clients try to log into Intuit Link for a new year using their credentials without first clicking on the button.

If this doesn't work, logging in directly for a second time would sometimes do the trick.

Give that a try and let us know how it goes.

I tried the second idea (log in directly) for my own test tax return.  I logged into link.intuit.com.  It says there are no to do’s.

Did you first log into Intuit Link by clicking on the button in the invite?

Thanks to your patient help I figured out the problem.  I invited all 65 clients from the Client page.  An ACCEPT by them from that request simply meant they agreed to participate in IntuitLink.  In order to get them their tailored list of requests I set up for them, I needed to click on client and then Send the Draft Requests separately.  It’s a button that only appears within client until the ToDos are sent.  This process had to be done for each client.  Seems redundant - if client accepts IntuitLink, of course, he wants his list of requests.  Why should I have to do a two-step?  But ok, tax season can now continue for me!  Thank you again!