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@KevinD
No. The only thing that leads me to believe that SBBT has taken the final steps to release my deposit is that my routing/account number is showing up now. I heard from others that once that information is under your deposit amount, that means it should be in your account within 12 hrs or so. I know that USAA is typically really good at posting deposits right away.
@kwheel
I can only see my routing/account info when I check on my computer; I do not see the information when viewing it on my phone.@Hunter
Mine has a deposit date of 3/4Mine updated as well with my routing/account number. I bank with a credit union so hopefully I get my deposit tomorrow (nothing as of yet)! But my CU does deposits all day long, maybe I will get it today :) I will just be glad with this tax season is over!!! It has been a PITA!
FINALLY A DDD of 3/4!!! Now lets see when it actually lands in my account lol
I bank with a credit union so hopefully it will be a smooth transaction.
Chanta: my fees came out of my state. I used Tax Act who uses Republic Bank. I received my refund last night around 5pm, my ddd was today. HTH
My refund was just deposited! I did elect to deduct my tax fees from my refund so my state refund came from Republic Bank.
I filed on 1/29, accepted 1/31 & this morning I had my ddd of 2/8
I guess I’m not going to have to verify my ID this year because I now have a ddd of 2/8.
I’m in southern Indiana and according to Informed Delivery, I do not have a letter from them yet.
I just always assumed the reason they keep making me confirm my ID is because I have a credit freeze on my ss# due to ID theft; but I could be totally wrong
Mine is still showing the long message this morning. I just hope that if I do have to confirm my ID they send the letter quicker this year than last year. Last year my letter was dated 2/2 but it didn’t arrive until around 2/14. The good news is that once I confirmed my ID online that my refund was dd the next day.
Josh; I received the same message today:
Some tax returns may take longer to process due to factors like return errors or incomplete information. Additionally, the Indiana Department of Revenue screens every return in order to protect taxpayer IDs and refunds. We apologize for any additional processing delay, but we are processing your return and refund as quickly as possible while ensuring the protection and accuracy of your information.
I’ve had to verify my identity for the past 2 years, I wonder if this means I will be receiving another verification letter in the mail soon.