@Castagna0020 and @MATTHOOPER As long as you haven't filed yet (or you e-filed, but got rejected), you can change your refund method. For instructions please click here. If you have already e-filed, you will not be able to change the refund method. If your information is incorrect, please click here for more details of what to expect. Please see specifically the section labeled "Solution".
@april2362882 The IRS estimates that most refunds will be sent within three weeks after your e-filed returns are accepted. To get the most accurate date for your refund, please go to Where's My Refund. You can also click here to see a chart with estimated refund dates based on the date your return was accepted by the IRS. Some 2019 Federal Refunds will be delayed due to the Path Act. Please click here for more information.
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