@April121483 Look at your Form 1040 to see if the income amounts seem 'doubled'.
If so, since you have already filed, wait until you receive your Refund before submitting an Amended Return.
An amended return doesn't 'catch up' with your original return and correct it. It is processed separately and takes several weeks to complete.
The IRS may find your error and correct it for you. If they do that, they will adjust your Refund and send you a letter telling you what they did.
Then you won't need to file an Amended Return. If you do get the full Refund from your original return and your income was incorrect, click this link for instructions on How to Amend Your Return.
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