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Jayden Hill
Does anyone know if this 45-day review thing resets the 21-day normal processing time? I filed back in Feb and my WMR was stuck on "still processing" for ages, now I got this 570 code last week. Idk if I should be counting 45 days from now or if this is just part of the normal delay?
Aidan Hudson
ā¢I was in this exact situation in 2023. Filed in February, got the 570 code in March, and ended up waiting until late April for my refund. The most frustrating part was that they never even contacted me for any additional information - just made me wait the full time and then released it.
Zoe Wang
ā¢My experience was actually the opposite. Got the 570 code, waited patiently for 3 weeks, then suddenly got a letter asking for verification of my dependents. Once I sent that in, my refund was processed within 10 days. So sometimes they do need something from you, but they don't always tell you right away.
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I tracked exactly 43 days from filing to refund deposit last year after filing on January 29th. This year, I'm at day 47 with no updates. I've seen patterns where the IRS processes returns in batches - especially for early filers. From what I've observed in this community, returns filed between January 29th and February 3rd are starting to see movement this week. Hang in there - I understand how frustrating the wait can be when you're planning your finances around your expected refund.
Watch out for verification holds! Early-season returns often get extra scrutiny. ā¢ Check if you claimed EITC or CTC - PATH Act delays are automatic ā¢ Verify your income reporting matches all W-2s/1099s received by IRS ā¢ Look for ID verification letters (CP01H) which may have been sent ā¢ Make sure your bank info was entered correctly Last year I had a similar situation and discovered a verification hold was placed automatically because I had changed addresses. The most frustrating part was that they never notified me!
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Lauren Wood
I just checked my transcript after seeing this post and I have exactly the same situation! My transcript shows a DD date of 3/1/24 but WMR is still on the first bar. Just checked my bank and nothing yet, but I'm with a traditional bank that doesn't typically release funds early. According to my calculations, I've been waiting exactly 24 days since filing on 2/4/24. This is cutting it close for me as I have a $1,478 car payment due on 3/5/24 that I was counting on this refund for. Had no idea the systems were so disconnected!
Ellie Lopez
I experienced the same Transaction Posting Discrepancy (TPD) last week. My Account Transcript showed an 846 Refund Issued code with DDD of 2/21/24, while WMR remained in Return Received status. The deposit hit my account approximately 30 hours after the transcript updated. This is consistent with the Standard Banking ACH Protocol that allows receiving institutions to post pending credits up to 48 hours before the effective date. Success!
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I filed on February 2nd with EITC and I'm still seeing the PATH message too. Is there a specific date when this message should disappear? I'm getting really worried since I've never had to wait this long before.
You might want to be somewhat careful about assuming this is just a display issue. I had this happen last year and it turned out my return was actually selected for additional verification. The PATH message remained on WMR, but behind the scenes, they were actually reviewing my income documentation for EITC qualification. It took approximately 120 days to resolve, and I received no communication until a letter arrived requesting additional documentation.
Aaron Boston
omg I'm literally in the EXACT same situation rn! First time w/ Drake + Serve card. Filed on 2/14, got my DDD of 3/15 this morning, and still waiting on state (filed in CA). My state was supposed to be here by 3/1 according to the estimate! I called Drake customer service yesterday and they said: 1) Fed refund should hit Serve card within 24-48hrs of DDD 2) They take the fees from federal ONLY 3) State refunds are taking longer this yr bc of increased fraud checks Hope this helps! Lmk when ur $ hits the card so I can compare!
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Libby Hassan
ā¢This is really helpful info! Thank you for sharing what they told you directly. ā¢ Makes me feel better about my state delay ā¢ Good to know about the fee structure ā¢ 24-48 hours seems reasonable for the card deposit
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Hunter Hampton
ā¢My experience was similar to what they told you. Fees came from federal only, and my state refund arrived completely separate with no deductions. Drake seems more consistent with this approach than H&R Block, which took fees from my state refund last year since it arrived first.
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Sophia Carter
Have you considered just using direct deposit to your bank account next year instead of the Serve card? I used to use those prepaid cards but the fees were ridiculous and timing was always a mystery. Most tax software now lets you pay the preparation fees separately (credit card, debit, or even from next year's refund) without requiring the prepaid card option. Might save you both money and stress for next tax season!
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