Got an 810 freeze code on my refund related to household employee verification. I'm trying to get this resolved and need advice on what documentation to provide. One of the main documents I have is a cash receipt for my nanny payment: CASH RECEIPT No. 101 Date 09/26/2023 Received From Payment Method Cash Amount $4,450.00 For 00232 Received By: 26 Besides this cash receipt (#101), I also have my nanny's W2, detailed invoice, and other proof of payment documentation with reference number 00232. The cash payment was made on September 26th for $4,450.00. I'm wondering if these documentation types (W2, invoice, and the cash receipt showing proof of payment) are sufficient to upload to the IRS portal to resolve the 810 freeze code? Has anyone gone through this household employee verification process before? I want to make sure I'm submitting everything they need to verify my household employee situation and get this freeze lifted as quickly as possible. I'm worried about delays in my refund and want to ensure I provide exactly what they need the first time.

Just checked and my transcripts finally updated. I'm on cycle 05 with EIC and got a deposit date of 2/17. Been checking every morning since I filed on January 13th. Finally some movement!

My transcript has been showing February 27th as the 'as of' date for what feels like forever. No updates, no notices, nothing changing at all. Getting really frustrated and wondering if I should keep waiting it out or actually try calling the IRS at this point?

Hey everyone, I filed my taxes on February 1st and still haven't received my federal tax return. I checked the IRS website and it says they're processing it. Anyone else in the same boat? How long does this usually take?

I submitted my taxes on January 14th and got the acceptance notification on January 17th. First time filing this early and wondering if 3 days for acceptance is normal? Should I be worried about delays? I just checked my refund status on the IRS website and got this message: "We have received your tax return and it is being processed. It can take up to 3 weeks to process your return if you filed electronically, or 4 to 6 weeks if you mailed your return. However, processing may take longer under certain circumstances." The status shows "Return Received" but both "Refund Approved" and "Refund Sent" are still pending with question marks. The site also references "Tax Topic 152, Refund Information" which I'm not sure if that's good or bad? For context, I filed as Head of Household for Tax Year 2024. This is my first time filing so early in the season, and I'm getting anxious about when I'll actually see my refund. Is this normal processing time or should I be concerned about potential delays? Has anyone else who filed around the same time started seeing movement on their refund status?