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IRS Requesting 2024 Tax Return Verification Through Official Account Message - Legitimate?

I just logged into my IRS account and got this weird notification I've never seen before at sa.www4.irs.gov. Under "Notifications" it shows "2 Unread" messages, and one of them says "Verify Your Tax Return Information Now" with the message "We need more information about your 2024 tax return before it can be processed." This notification is right alongside my other account sections. Here's exactly what I'm seeing on my account page: Payments MAKE A PAYMENT View Payment Options View Payment Activity Notifications 2 Unread Refund Status Now Available Check your refund status for up to the three most recent tax years. Verify Your Tax Return Information Now We need more information about your 2024 tax return before it can be processed. Records and Status View Tax Records for: Key information from your most recent tax return Downloadable transcripts and Tax Compliance Report I was just trying to check my records and status section where they normally show key information from my most recent tax return and allow me to download transcripts and my Tax Compliance Report. I also noticed the "Refund Status Now Available" message saying I can check refund status for up to three most recent tax years. I'm concerned because I've never had to verify information like this before. The verification request appears legitimate since it's showing up on the official IRS website alongside the regular payment options and payment activity section, but I don't know if this is some new verification process they've implemented or if there's an actual issue with my tax return. Anyone else get this verification request? What should I do? Should I click on it or is this potentially suspicious even though it's on the official site?

Dylan Cooper

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Better handle it quick! They'll put your return on hold if you dont verify within 30 days

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omg ty for telling me! heading to the portal rn

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Sofia Perez

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its probly cuz you filed early. they doing extra verification this year bc of all the fraud going around

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Grace Lee

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The IRS is such a clown show this year I swear 🤔 They need to get it together

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Mia Roberts

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fr fr every year its getting worse

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The Boss

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Did you claim EIC or CTC? That usually triggers extra review

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Mason Kaczka

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yeah claimed both actually... makes sense now

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LunarEclipse

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Your stuck in PATH purgatory with the rest of us lmaooo. But fr tho, mid February is when things start moving

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Yara Khalil

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Lemme save u some time - download your transcript and use taxr.ai to check it. It'll tell u exactly whats going on and when to expect updates. way better than refreshing wmr all day

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Dylan Evans

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thx! gonna check it out rn

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PrinceJoe

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The whole system is broke af fr. I made payments all last year and my transcript was always wrong šŸ’€

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facts šŸ‘† its like they living in 1985 or smthn

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Owen Devar

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bruh just forget about it and check back in a month... thats what i did lmaooo

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Is February 27, 2025 Delay Normal for First-Time EITC/ACTC Claimants? IRS Says Refunds Held Until After Feb 15

Just got a message saying my refund is delayed because I claimed EIC and Additional Child Tax Credit. The IRS message specifically states they can't process my refund until after February 15, 2025, and the earliest they expect refunds to be available is February 27, 2025 (this is with direct deposit or debit card). This is the exact message I received: "Since you're getting the Earned Income Credit and the Additional Child Tax Credit, the IRS can't process your refund until after February 15, 2025. The earliest the IRS expects refunds to be available is February 27, 2025 (if you chose direct deposit or a debit card)." I filed early hoping to get my refund quickly since I have some bills coming up, but now I'm seeing this delay notification. I claimed the EIC and ACTC for the first time this year because my income changed and I'm eligible for them now. I was counting on getting this refund sooner - I've always received my tax refunds within 21 days in previous years. Is this normal? First time claiming these credits and I'm confused about why there's such a specific delay. Does everyone who claims these credits have to wait until after February 15th? And is the February 27th date a guaranteed date, or could it be even later? I've already chosen direct deposit for my refund, but I'm worried this delay might push my refund even further back. Really need to know if this is standard procedure since I've never claimed these before and was counting on this money for some upcoming expenses.

does anyone know if this affects state refunds too or just federal?

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Dmitry Popov

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just federal! state can come whenever, mine hit last week

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thx fam that helps!

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Ava Garcia

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For anyone stressed about waiting - grab your transcript and run it through taxr.ai - seriously changed the game for me last year. Shows exactly whats happening and when to expect everything. No more refreshing WMR 100x a day lol

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yo this actually works! just tried it and its wild how detailed it is

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