I did, for both my wife and I, and I spent all day getting the royal run-around at IRS.Gov/coronavirus trying to log in, in between system crashes and a totally unforgiving, nit-picking interface that only echoed what I typed in with little black dots; supposedly for reasons of "security". I wanted to speed things up because the IRS has never direct-deposited anything to me (I either paid by personal check or got my refund by US Mail).

And of course, when I didn't get it right after 3 tries, it locked me out for 24 hours. And now that I'm finally logged in and registered, (I hope!) all I get is a message that tells me, essentially, "The check is in the mail". It doesn't say when I can expect to see it in the mailbox, or appear direct deposited in my account, or even if I entered all my info correctly. There is no "tracking".

Hell, I could have told them that last week. Except now I get to have nightmares about whether I entered everything right, of if someone else across town is getting my dough instead of me.

Its the sign-up for Obamacare web page fiasco all over again.

Oh, and BTW, if you filed for the IRS jointly, you'll have to do the process once for yourself and once for your spouse. They tell you in the website you don't have to, but my bank customer service dude told me they lie.