21 days for early filers

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  • February 18, 2019 at 3:25 pm #4278784
    Chris

      I just got to thinking that if they just started processing on the 28th, then would today/tomorrow technically be 21 days?

      I would think that all early filers must be getting DD by tomorrow, otherwise, anyone who filed early would be blowing up the IRS phone lines.

      I got accepted on the 28th and last year I had a DDD of 2/22 even though my WMR showed nothing until 5 days after I received the money.

      Just a positive thought, but I’m sure I’m entirely wrong.

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      • February 18, 2019 at 3:37 pm #4278830
        Chris

          Or would it be 21 business days?

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