Or has ppl being seeing approved just not their money yet...

Jd0924 · ‎June 11, 2019

I didnt get an update until the 19 and i still dont have a ddd tho. But i seems like u are with in your 3 weeks tho u have a ddd i still dont .do u have those credits?

Jd0924 · ‎June 11, 2019

And yea u right we are really being penalized because u have people who like to do fraudulent things and tax returns with other ppl S.s.

vernawilkins58 · ‎June 11, 2019

Got mines today.

jennybrown611 · ‎June 11, 2019

FYI those who are being told that there is a hold because they have to verify their identity... Its a lie the IRS is making everyone that calls them verify their identity to get information. Those who haven't had to lucked up and got lazy phone reps has nothing to do with delay.

rchellet15 · ‎June 11, 2019

its definitely not a lie, they have a whole dept dedicated to this and letters are going out on this, I am one of the ppl affected by this.

<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://www.irs.gov/individuals/understanding-your-5071c-letter">https://www.irs.gov/individuals/und...>

jasonj566 · ‎June 11, 2019

any updates, haven't received mine and it was accepted on feb 7th

ConfusedLOL1 · ‎June 11, 2019

I called this morning as long as no offsets or letters requesting info they will start releasing refunds Feb 15th

lewispat221 · ‎June 11, 2019

So does releasing funds finally mean it will show approved on the wmr website

nessie_28634 · ‎June 11, 2019

I hope so

lewispat221 · ‎June 11, 2019

Or has ppl being seeing approved just not their money yet I'm so confused I filed the 31st and it still shows received

iamtiffiney · ‎June 11, 2019

The part that confused me is where it said mid feb (which is the 14th) but also said the 18th is mid feb

APROPHETE01 · ‎June 11, 2019

@lewispat221 WMR usually updates after u get your money

lewispat221 · ‎June 11, 2019

I hope so I've been so worried bc I filed last month

nessie_28634 · ‎June 11, 2019

I'm still getting the path act message

lewispat221 · ‎June 11, 2019

I never got the path act message I just got they are processing it and the topic message

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