I would double check to see that all your income is reported. Often people forget that unemployment compensation is taxable. Sometimes there are delays in processing because the numbers you put on your return don't agree with the information submitted by your employer. OR you put more withholding than what was on your W-2. Like for example if you put you had $790 in withholding and it was $79.
One thing that happens is if you did your return using your last check stub it might not agree with your W-2.
Just double check you put all the information in right. If you didn't then you may need to refile a replacement return with the right numbers.
