@Shelbynarcisse We can pursue two options in your case.
1. TurboTax can issue a new check. It sounds like you are not in possession of the original check anymore. Once the new check is received, you can attempt to cash/deposit it. This is the quickest path to getting your refund, but involves some unknowns because the bank may not trust the checks anymore.
2. TurboTax can return the refund to the IRS. The IRS would issue a new check from the Treasury. This process can take up to 12 weeks. It's the longest lead time, but also carries less unknowns since the Treasury checks are more familiar to the banks than Intuit checks.
Please let me know what approach you would like to take, and we will take care of it from our side.
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