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Have you received your $1200 relief check yet?
- Thread starter golguin
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man I need to verify my identity for some reason to get my refund processed but literally every option to do so is fucked.
The IRS are basically unreachable.
The IRS are basically unreachable.
Are you sure? I only know of the site to update your payment information for DD that are upcoming.
They do, but it's not "open" until 4/17. I also couldn't actually FIND the portal. Below is a portion of an article talking about but I've also heard several news networks mention the 4/17 date for the portal.
From Article "If you would like to set up direct deposit to receive your payment directly to your bank account, the IRS will have an online tracker portal you can use to set up and track electronic payments by April 17."
I filed taxes last year and am currently in the process of filing this year's (going to mail my forms today). However I'm currently a full time college student and my wife is working; we file married filing jointly. Do we still qualify for this? Or I get $0 because I'm a student?
You'd only get zero if someone claimed you as a dependent. You're good.
Whew that's a relief! I see people posting "I'm a student so I get $0" pretty often, so that got me worried.
Sure woulda been nice to have the portal to update direct deposit info up before they even started sending anything out.
This is my question, I haven't gotten a refund in a few years so I'm hoping them having my bank account info that I used to pay is enough for Direct Deposit.
Yeah, people should really stop saying that. The only reasons someone wouldn't qualify are:
Thank you. I did read this just this morning, but back when the relief fund was announced, I also read an article saying students did not qualify. But that link clears everything up.
Just showed up in my pending transactions and will post on the 15th. Navy Federal Credit Union btw.
Not set up for direct deposit, so need to wait for them to create that portal where I can put in my info.
Using a credit union and got it today. When I did my taxes, I did direct deposit with state refund going to my checkings and federal going to my savings. It went into my savings.
To those who saw it appear or see it as pending now: did you also check earlier today and not see it?
As I initially thought, I may be totally fucked with this whole deal. I haven't submitted a return in six years because I've made no income in that time. However, the online return I just completed earlier has been rejected, saying that my submission requires an IP Pin. Because I've not filed taxes in six years, I have no assigned IP Pin. Instead, the IRS site says I need to request one online through their form. Clicking through the designated link, it says that you need to either login to the IRS site with your user/pass, or to create an account.
However, the IRS only allows you to create an account based on the information provided on your last return, including that name and address. Both my name and address have changed in the six years since my last return, so I can't create an account. And without an account, I'm unable to obtain an IP Pin so that I can resubmit my return. The IRS site indicates to call them in the event of a name/address change since the last submitted return, but because of the pandemic, of course, they're not accepting phone calls.
I honestly can't remember the last time I was wrong about getting fucked over regarding something. I've learned far, far too many harsh lessons in my life so far to ever again be able to hold out hope for a positive outcome with anything.
However, the IRS only allows you to create an account based on the information provided on your last return, including that name and address. Both my name and address have changed in the six years since my last return, so I can't create an account. And without an account, I'm unable to obtain an IP Pin so that I can resubmit my return. The IRS site indicates to call them in the event of a name/address change since the last submitted return, but because of the pandemic, of course, they're not accepting phone calls.
I honestly can't remember the last time I was wrong about getting fucked over regarding something. I've learned far, far too many harsh lessons in my life so far to ever again be able to hold out hope for a positive outcome with anything.
Wells Fargo is my bank, still nothing. Though I'm figuring it won't until really early Wednesday morning.
Same, I use a credit union and it just hit the account this morning.
I'm not sure about this morning but it for sure wasn't showing on my account as of late last night.
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Well, that's good. Had my UI drop last week and still waiting for the $600 federal from UI to drop too, so it's been alot of waiting games at once lol
Okay good to know.
I filed on Friday using my Chase direct deposit account and Sunday I got an email back that my submission was accepted by the IRS.
Hopefully I'll see the $1200 on the 15th.
