I filed about a month ago, was supposed to receive a prepaid card in the mail within 5-10 business days but never received it and it will be 30 days since I filed in about 3 days. The card was supposed to be for my state return and I have already received my federal return. I was wondering if I even chose that option in the first place because now I'm beginning to second guess it. Is there any way to check what method I chose? Also when I call the support number for the Turbo PrePaid Visa and choose to report a card never received, after entering SSN, ZIP, and DOB it says my entry is invalid. I know that my state didn't start processing returns until recently so I am not expecting my funds for at least another week, however I am concerned in that I haven't received the prepaid card I signed up for or that it was possibly stolen from my mailbox or sent to the wrong address. Thank you!
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Once inside, scroll down to the bottom of the screen
On the section, Your tax returns & documents click on Show.
Click on the Year and Click on Download/print return (PDF)
You can also use the account number from your 1040, if it's there, to report your card lost or stolen.
If you need to look up your e-file status for your state, to verify whether you e-filed, click the link here and input your information. https://turbotax.intuit.com/tax-tools/efile-status-lookup/
Once inside, scroll down to the bottom of the screen
On the section, Your tax returns & documents click on Show.
Click on the Year and Click on Download/print return (PDF)
You can also use the account number from your 1040, if it's there, to report your card lost or stolen.
If you need to look up your e-file status for your state, to verify whether you e-filed, click the link here and input your information. https://turbotax.intuit.com/tax-tools/efile-status-lookup/
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