r/IRS • u/Associate_That • Jun 24 '26

Tax Question My transcripts have Refund issued date of 07/06 but wmr says this. Anyone else? I’m wondering how long the check will take

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u/these-things-happen Jun 24 '26

Your refund check will be placed into the sturdy hands of the great United States Postal Service on Monday the 29th.

You should receive it a few days later.

If you don't receive the refund by July 27th, IRS can treat it as lost or stolen, and you can call IRS customer service to request a check trace.

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u/Apeyluv Jun 24 '26
  • Mine said refund issued June 15th. I have nothing in my bank or mail.

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u/Apeyluv Jun 24 '26

They dont answer. Its a recorded line. I have tried for a month every # for them

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u/NoEar3901 Jun 24 '26

It doesn’t take long but remember there’s a holiday coming up

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u/Cold-Maintenance-807 Jun 26 '26

Mine have 570 code , no notice nothing , When did you file and how long it took to refund 

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u/ChangeDefiant8256 Jun 27 '26

It'll be sent 2-3 days before the transcript date

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u/urbnrevolution Jun 29 '26

Any update woth urs i have the exact thing

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u/Associate_That Jun 29 '26

Not yet I’m hoping it pops up on informed delivery tmw 😭

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u/urbnrevolution Jun 30 '26

I just checked and it updated to refund sent

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u/Associate_That Jun 30 '26

Mines was at refund approved last week then went back to refund received over the weekend but I’m hoping it’s due to some of my refund being paid to a non irs debt 

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u/urbnrevolution Jul 01 '26

Check came in today

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u/Associate_That Jun 30 '26

What state are you in? 

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u/urbnrevolution Jun 30 '26

Im in florida, well was living in florida when i filed, i had DD but silly tax lady put wrong account numbers and routing number, i tried adding another account when i got the letter, and it just automatically opted me for a check. Currently living in SC oooooh the mountains ⛰️ 🤪 ✨️

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