I received an email from Turbotax reminding me that I still needed to finish filing my taxes. I filed and they were accepted in May. It appears to be legitimate. Is it?

[grannysmithapple]

It contains my user name with the **** blocking out most of it. It appears to be legit.   There was a delay in processing it, just got the refund last month.  Why would Turbotax send me the email?

[Critter-3]

You  can just  ignore it if you have already filed. 

[grannysmithapple]

I get it, but something on their end told them I hadn't.  Simple enough to see "accepted".  Algorithm should have been searching out where "pending" and "accepted"m no email.  Where "pending" only, email.

Rather than scaring the crap out of people.  I can only imagine a person in their 80's getting that email. 

[xmasbaby0]

There are a lot of people who have more than one TurboTax account.   Sometimes they start a return, forget how to access the account, and just start again in a new account.   You might have an older forgotten account that is generating those emails.   If you know you filed, you know you received your refund, ignore the emails.

[Jetster12]

it's annoying and concerning that they continue to do this. It's doesn't scream confidence now does it. No other accounts, and I finished months ago, the email continue to show up. 

[HeatherPLO]

It may be a delayed marketing response.  

You can double-check your e-file status by following the instructions here.  You can view to see if you have other Intuit accounts by viewing our Help Article here.  

@Jetster12 

[ABTaxes1]

I keep getting these as well! The last one named my employer and said the W2 "needs attention." But the IRS accepted my return weeks ago. I logged into TurboTax, looking for a confirmation that I was done, but no such luck. Instead, it invited me to "get started" on my return?? I'm freaking out a little.

[CatinaT1]

You can check that your return was received by the taxing authority  using these instructions: Check the Electronic Postmark of your Return. Pay close attention to the separate lines for Federal and State. They are separate statuses.