Treasury Refund Check #876706167 Arrived 10/11 - My Experience with First Class USPS Delivery

Finally got my refund check after all this time - check #000876706167 from the U.S. Department of the Treasury, Bureau of the Fiscal Service just arrived! The check is dated 10/4 and came from their P.O. Box 51315 in Kansas City through First Class Presort mail. The envelope clearly showed "U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY" and "BUREAU OF THE FISCAL SERVICE" with "POSTAGE AND FEES PAID DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY PERMIT NO 0-4" printed on it. The check number 000876706167 was visible through the envelope window along with some other numbers (4045 55318499 1) that I assume are tracking or processing codes. The envelope had a Kansas City postmark with what looks like "10 11 24 20091800" stamped on it. For anyone still waiting - if you've got credits that need verification, either get them verified ASAP or remove them from your return. You won't see that refund until you do. Just got my check in today's mail and I'm so relieved to finally have this resolved. Seeing that Treasury seal at the top of the envelope made my day after such a long wait. I actually took a picture of it with USPS Informed Delivery (informeddelivery.usps.com) which shows it as "1 of 3" pieces of mail coming today. The system has options like "I didn't receive this mailpiece" but thankfully I did receive it! After months of waiting, finally seeing "checks" on my Informed Delivery dashboard was such a relief.

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Kirsuktow DarkBlade

The check number (000876706167) and processing location details match standard Treasury refund check formatting. This is a legitimate First-Class Presort mail piece from the Bureau of Fiscal Service's Kansas City processing center (P.O. Box 51315), which handles a large portion of federal tax refund disbursements. The numerical sequence "10 11 24 20091800" appears to be a processing timestamp and routing code specific to the Kansas City facility. The presort mail class indicates this was part of a bulk mailing of government checks, which is standard practice for Treasury refunds to reduce postage costs while maintaining delivery security. The permit number (0-4) is a special Treasury Department mail permit that verifies this as official government correspondence. The check's numerical identifier format (4045 55318499 1) follows the Treasury's standard check security numbering system, providing another verification point of authenticity. This matches the typical format for federal refund checks processed through the Kansas City facility.

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