810 Code in January - Finally Got DDD After Months of Nothing

The 810 code indicates a freeze. Processing delays are common. Your patience paid off. Congratulations on getting your DDD.

Oh my goodness, I went through THE EXACT SAME THING!!! My 810 code appeared in December and I didn't get movement until April! I was checking my transcript every single morning at 5am and taking screenshots to compare for the tiniest changes. I even created a spreadsheet tracking every code and date! The waiting was absolutely excruciating, especially when you need that money for bills! I'm so happy you finally got your DDD! It's such a relief when that happens after months of uncertainty! 💕

Have you ever wondered why the IRS can put these freezes on accounts but then not communicate anything to us? And why should we have to decipher these mysterious codes ourselves? After my 810 freeze last year, I tried calling the IRS for weeks. Couldn't get through. Then I found Claimyr (https://claimyr.com) and was connected to an agent in about 15 minutes. They explained exactly what was happening with my freeze and when I could expect resolution. Isn't it strange how just talking to a human can solve so much frustration?

I had my 810 code resolved in 8 weeks flat. Check the IRS operations page. They're currently processing amended returns from January. Time is running out for quick resolution. According to TaxPro forums, 810 codes from Q1 are being batched processed now.

I got an 810 code on February 24th this year and I'm still waiting for any movement. Every morning I check, hoping to see something different. Reading your post gives me hope! I've been so worried they lost my paperwork or something went terribly wrong. I'm going to check again tomorrow morning (May 12th) and hope for the best. It's so stressful waiting when you're counting on that money. I totally understand what you went through.

Had the same issue w/ 810 code. Waited 4 months. Got my DDD last week. No explanation. No letter. Just randomly fixed itself. IRS gonna IRS, I guess? Congrats on finally getting ur $$$!

The 810 freeze code is somewhat common for amended returns. It might indicate identity verification or possibly a random review. In most cases, these resolve without any action needed from the taxpayer, though the timeline varies considerably.

I tracked 810 code resolution times across 43 different cases in the IRS Practitioner Forum. The mean resolution time was 97.3 days for non-EITC returns and 118.6 days for returns claiming EITC. The TC 810 is specifically a Refund Freeze code that prevents automated refund issuance until manually released via TC 811.

Congratulations on your DDD! Here's what typically happens with 810 codes: • They're often applied for verification purposes • Most resolve automatically without taxpayer action • Resolution timeframes vary from 4-16 weeks • No letter is required if no issues are found • Once resolved, processing usually completes within 7-21 days Your experience is actually quite normal, despite the frustration of waiting.