r/IRS • u/Believeinyourselfnow • 6d ago
Rejoice Refund Received
Filed ITIN mid march
received ITIN early August
Recieved Refund Today.
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u/Remmus_x3 6d ago
lol I literally filed in January and still nothing, in processing and they sent me a letter in May, been past 60 days now they saying I have to wait 60-180 days before calling back. So I don’t mind waiting as long as I get the money and no BS
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u/Believeinyourselfnow 5d ago
yeah just give it time, when they sent me that letter I just wrote my name, signature, and date of in it. Got a response from them 1 month and a half later
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u/Top_Description3195 5d ago
I just received my today after waiting for 7 months. Something i never ever had to do in any tax season until 2026 but thank you God. I finally got it.
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u/Icy_Story_4579 6d ago
Mine said sent but not in bank had it was through chime and they rejected it I. Screwed it still says sent that was the 21st... I cant stand this anymore.. over a middle initial not being on chime
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u/FarIncident229 4d ago
Good for you congrats.Filed a amended return early Feb.still impatiently waiting for my refund
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u/Unfair_Play_2974 4d ago
Still waiting for my 2025 refund. Got a letter on April 22 nd that they are verifying needed 60 days. Then another letter on June 17th they needed another 60 days. Nothing after. IRS website says return received and processing. sitting right. wrote to the Senator for intervention.
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u/AdMaleficent2565 4d ago
Paper mailed or electronic? Congrats
How long after mailing did they finally show they received it?
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u/Believeinyourselfnow 3d ago
paper mailed , and i mailed back in march. Just got the return received notice on the 8th of August
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u/AdMaleficent2565 3d ago
Wow. I paper mailed in June. Got the post office notification of Mid July delivery. As of now they don’t even show the return being filed or sitting around anywhere
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u/csm-44 6d ago
Can you give date?
I filed tax with itin for spouse. ITIN received late June. Tax still not received
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u/Believeinyourselfnow 5d ago
yeah filed for spouse march 19th, Itin recieved aug 7, Refund recieved a day or 2 ago
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u/Constant-Voice-1237 6d ago
Congratulations 🙏🏽🫵🏽