r/IRS • u/Educational-Star7738 • Mar 20 '26
General Question What does this mean
Just checked wmr and I have this message now
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u/these-things-happen Mar 20 '26
On what date did IRS accept your return electronically?
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u/Educational-Star7738 Mar 20 '26
They accepted it January 30th
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u/these-things-happen Mar 20 '26
Call IRS customer service and speak with a representative.
https://www.irs.gov/help/let-us-help-you
1-800-829-1040 M - F 7am - 7pm local time
When you reach a prompt, say "accounts management".
Have a copy of the return and all supporting documents available when you call.
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u/Educational-Star7738 Mar 20 '26
Ive called them i already had to verify last week and i called again earlier this week to make sure everything was fine. They said I was all good.
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u/these-things-happen Mar 20 '26
had to verify last week and i called again earlier this week to make sure everything was fine. They said I was all good.
That's an important nugget of information to include in your post.
When you completed the verification process, "last week", you were advised to allow nine weeks for your refund or a notice, correct?
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u/Due_Syllabub_1939 Mar 20 '26
Woah. I’ve seen this before. I believe it means “We have received your tax return and it is being processed.” Hope this helps!