Filed early 01/27/2024

[disgusted_this_year]

So I already know about the EIC and CTC. I filed 01/27/2024 & was accepted 01/29/2024. I was told I need a letter with a code to confirm my info. I have yet to receive this letter. When it get mailed out (02/19/2024)? Any other year I file in January and get them back before then end of the month (that’s with EIC & CTC). I guess I’m lost on why they did thing this way this year. I’ve had a ID.Me account t since 2020 n never had to go through this. I don’t owe anything and everything is the same for the last 5 years.

[Busterbrown]

Looks like it is being mailed out 2/19 from what you wrote (?)

[disgusted_this_year]

Okay so I was impatient and checked WMR this morning. I have 1 bar which I never had before. Also the verification letter message has been removed. Maybe I didn’t really need it. Transcripts are still blank though.
@Cwhipp, it was a message saying that I needed to verify my identity to prevent fraud amd thatvrheyvwould mail a letter. Which I still have yet to receive.

[Cwhipp]

What kind of letter? We receive an identity theft pin every year since an IRS agent took off with our kids info. We received it in December this go round

[disgusted_this_year]

@momof5-2008 I agree. I decided that ill wait until March 1st and hope that I have the letter by then. I’ve always received my refund by Jan. 31st its been that way since 2010 and nothing has changed for me in the last 5 years. I get that it’s random but if nothing has changed from the previous years why target us. I’m just going to wait I guess (really don’t have choice) I’ve tried to find a way to clear things up in person, phone and even virtual but i still have to have that letter.

[Katie]

Same for me. They said the letter can take 3 weeks to come in the mail then another 3-9 weeks for return. Our letter was mailed last week but nothing still. Not sure how they can mail me something i requested in two days but the identity letter takes three weeks. Feel like they are delaying on purpose.

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