@CatinaT1 Yes, i went on the irs website and got the ip pin and entered the number. It stayed in the rejected status for a couple hours before it went back to pending. My concern is that it was quickly rejected before (less than an hour) after i filed the first time. Now it is pending with no indication of any action. Why was it so quick the first time? Also I was never asked to put my ip pin through the entire process even when I reviewed everything the system said it looked good and i filed. I just dont want it to be stuck pending and no one has an answers on where my refund is. Now its stating (because i choose to do an advance) that I need to fix my return to be approved for an advance. The link i was emailed to fix my return doesn’t direct me anywhere anymore & its stuck on pending so i am unable to make any changes
