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February 25, 2020
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2019 tax transcript

  • February 25, 2020
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I filed on 1/27/20 and was accepted the day. It been 4 weeks and I can’t order my 2019 transcripts on the irs website. It say N/A. Does that mean my return has not been processed? 

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    EbonyL122824
    Level 9
    February 26, 2020

    This means that the IRS has not finished processing your tax return as of yet. With the new tax laws and updates, the IRS is taking every precaution to ensure each tax return is processed correctly and fully. There's no way to know when the IRS will update to refund approved. Until the IRS starts processing your tax return on their own, you may not find record of it or the website may say that you have put in incorrect information when tracking your federal refund. As your return moves through the system, the status of it will be updated accordingly. Continue checking the Where’s My Federal Refund?  tool for updates. Updates are made daily, usually overnight. You may also download the IRS2Go app to check your Federal refund status.

    If your return was accepted 21 days ago or more and you have not received an update via the Where's My Refund tool, you can follow the instructions in the following FAQ to contact the IRS for further assistance.

    https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/refund-status/help/what-if-my-irs-refund-is-taking-longer-than-21-days/00/26080

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    Level 2
    February 26, 2020

    I am in the same situation.  I have no bars on the “where’s my refund” tool, only “your tax return is still being processed” and also I am unable to order last year’s tax transcript.  States N/A.  I filed on 2/1 and it was accepted on 2/3.

    So it appears this is happening to more people than just yourself.  Hopefully our tax returns will be processed shortly. 

    Level 12
    February 26, 2020

    @Agthorne You can reach out to the IRS for more information concerning your refund. Please see the response above.