My bank returned my refund and I’m not sure who to talk to about getting my account number fixed so my refund could be resent to my bank.

A) If your bank returned your refund and you need to resolve the issue with your account number to have the refund resent, here are some steps you can take:

1. Contact the issuer: Reach out to the organization or agency that issued the refund. This could be the IRS, a government agency, or any other entity that initiated the payment. Explain the situation and inform them that your bank returned the refund due to an incorrect account number. They should be able to provide guidance on how to proceed.
2. Provide correct account information: Make sure you have the correct account number and routing number for your bank account. Double-check this information with your bank to ensure accuracy.
3. Contact your bank: Reach out to your bank directly and inform them about the situation. Explain that you need to update your account information to receive the refund. They will guide you through the process of updating your account details. You may need to provide supporting documents or identification to verify your identity.
4. Follow the bank’s instructions: Once you have updated your account information with the bank, follow their instructions on how to proceed. They may require you to fill out a form, provide additional documentation, or take specific actions to facilitate the processing of the refund.
5. Keep records and documentation: Throughout the process, make sure to keep copies of any communication, forms, or documentation related to the refund. This will be helpful for reference and documentation purposes.

It’s important to act promptly and communicate with both the issuer of the refund and your bank to resolve the issue. Each organization may have specific procedures and requirements, so it’s best to follow their instructions for a successful resolution.

Note that as an AI, I don’t have access to specific account information or the ability to initiate changes on your behalf. For personalized assistance, it’s recommended to reach out to the appropriate organization directly for guidance tailored to your situation.