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I was confused about this too and couldn't make sense of my tax transcript when it finally updated. I used taxr.ai to analyze it and it immediately identified the offset code and explained exactly what was happening. It also showed me which part of my refund was being taken and which part I'd still receive. Super helpful for understanding all the confusing codes and dates.
Is that website legit? I'm always nervous about putting my tax info into random sites.
It doesn't ask for any personal info like SSN or anything. You just upload your transcript PDF or screenshot and it analyzes the codes. It's been recommended a lot in this sub. Helped me understand exactly why my refund amount changed without having to decipher all the IRS jargon myself.
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I had this exact situation on February 23rd, 2023. Filed on February 7th, 2023 with TurboTax. Got the acceptance confirmation on February 8th, 2023. Checked transcript on February 23rd, 2023 and saw the Non-Filing Verification Letter. Called IRS on February 24th, 2023 and they confirmed my return was in the system but not fully processed. My transcript finally updated on March 9th, 2023 and I received my refund via direct deposit on March 14th, 2023. The IRS representative explained this happens frequently during peak filing season when their systems are processing millions of returns simultaneously. The acceptance confirmation is the key indicator your return was received - the transcript system simply hasn't caught up yet.
So basically we're just stuck in limbo for a month? 😩 Did they at least explain why some returns get processed in days while others take forever? I filed almost the same day as my sister and she got her refund two weeks ago already! Makes me wonder if there's some secret flag on my account or something, lol.
I've been through this process multiple times and here's exactly what's happening: Step 1: Your return is transmitted to the IRS through TurboTax Step 2: The IRS sends an acknowledgment that they've received it Step 3: Your return enters the processing queue Step 4: While in this queue, your transcript still shows as "not filed" Step 5: Once processing begins, your transcript will update The Non-Filing Verification Letter appears because the system is technically correct - your return hasn't completed processing yet. I'm skeptical of quick fixes for this situation. Despite what some suggest, this is simply how the IRS systems work. The confirmation from TurboTax is your proof that the return was submitted successfully. I wouldn't worry unless this continues past March 15th, at which point it might indicate a deeper issue requiring intervention.
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I waited exactly 14 days for my verification letter to arrive by mail despite selecting paperless delivery for EVERYTHING. Called the IRS 3 times about it only to be told it's their standard procedure. Such a waste of time and resources in 2024! They should at least clearly state this exception somewhere during signup instead of making us think we did something wrong.
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According to the IRS2Go app and r/IRS megathreads, most February 13th filers are seeing DDDs between March 15-22 depending on their cycle code. The IRS is actually running slightly ahead of schedule compared to last year based on the data I've been tracking. If you check https://www.irs.gov/refunds and still don't see updates by March 15th, you might want to pull your full transcript to check for any TC 570/971 combo which could indicate verification needed. The IRS processing systems typically batch updates based on cycle codes rather than acceptance dates.
While that data is generally accurate, the IRS Operational Guidelines (IRM 21.4.1) actually state that processing times can vary significantly based on verification needs, even within the same cycle code group. I've seen cases where returns filed on the same day had DDDs two weeks apart despite no obvious issues.
It might be worth checking if you have any credits on your return that would put you under PATH Act restrictions. If you claimed Earned Income Credit or Additional Child Tax Credit, the IRS is legally not allowed to issue your refund before mid-February, which could potentially delay your processing timeline a bit compared to others who filed on the same day but didn't claim those credits.
Toot-n-Mighty
FINALLY GOT MY DDD! Filed and accepted 2/19, claimed EIC. Transcript updated overnight with 846 code dated for 3/20. WMR still shows processing though. Check your transcripts people!
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Lena Kowalski
I'm starting to get worried. Same boat - filed 2/19 with TurboTax, claimed EIC. Still nothing. Transcript still N/A. WMR just says it's being processed. It's been 30 days now. Should I be concerned?
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Daryl Bright
•While most EIC returns are processing within 30 days, some are taking up to 45 days this year. If you reach 45 days with no updates, that would be the appropriate time to contact the IRS. The current backlog is significant but not unusual for this time in the tax season.
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