Accidentally filed as a non filers when I already filed my 2019 Tax return in February

[Allison9810]

I accidentally filed as a non/filers in order to receive my stimulus. I had already filed my 2019 taxes back in February and received my return. It’s my very first time time filing my own taxes. So I didn’t realize that I was not supposed to file as a Non/filer. I was emailed back an error message that said they could not accept my application with error code. (R0000-902-01). So I didn’t take any further steps. I religiously check the Get My Payment on the IRS but it’s still saying my status is unavailable. So At this point I’m really desperate in know it’s I completely ruined my changes of getting a stimulus payment ? I would really appreciate any help or insight please. I’m begging.

[macuser_22]

You should get it after your 2019 tax return has been totally processed.

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