I filed for refund by mail on Feb. 11. This is longer than the 6 weeks advised
Q) I filed for refund by mail on Feb. 11. USPS tracking verified that it was at Salt Lake City on Feb. 20. This is longer than the 6 weeks advised and have received no response. Is there a reason for concern on my part?
A) I understand your concern. It is unusual for a refund to take more than 6 weeks to process. There are a few things that could be causing the delay.
- Your refund check may have been lost in the mail.
- There may be a problem with your tax return.
- The Colorado Department of Revenue may be experiencing delays due to the pandemic.
If you have not received your refund within 6 weeks of the date it was mailed, you should contact the Colorado Department of Revenue. They will be able to look into the matter and see if there is a problem with your refund.
Here are the steps on how to contact the Colorado Department of Revenue:
- Go to the Colorado Department of Revenue website.
- Click on the “Contact Us” link.
- Select the “Tax Help” option.
- Select the “I need help with my refund” option.
- Follow the instructions to contact the Colorado Department of Revenue.
I hope this information is helpful. Please let me know if you have any other questions.