<prompt> Human: Heya guys, hope yall are doin well this morning. Was hoping to get some insight into a situation that im currently in. I had my taxes done through HR Block like i normally do each year, however i noticed that it was taking alot longer than the past years. I called their office to follow up on my return and they directed me to a website. An irs website where you can see if its been processed and sent out. I logged into the site and it said Your refund was sent to your bank on March 3, 2016 for direct deposit i get my return mailed to me each year and opt out of the direct deposit on my end, so it was HRs place that got it since they take out a service fee. I went into their office immediately after seeing that, to see what was up. We called their main office to see what was going on with it and see if it had been cashed. It has not been cashed but it has been sent. Theyre saying i have to wait 3 months for that check to expire in order to issue another one. Should they be responsible for cutting me a new check here and now and cancelling the other one?Or is there anything else i can do to get my money? Its for this and next months rent so its time sensitive. The only help they offered was to call my landlord and explain the situation... Any advice or help would be gratly appreciated its turbo tax next year xDTldr: taxes done at hr block was supposed to get it over a month ago. Doesnt seem like they will cancel that check and just write me another one for the same amount. Thank you for reading and have a nice day :  <response>: It has not been cashed but it has been sent. Theyre saying i have to wait 3 months for that check to expire in order to issue another one. Should they be responsible for cutting me a new check here and now and cancelling the other one?It would be nice if they would, however you probably agreed to these terms when you filed with them. All you can really do is find a manager or supervisor, explain the situation, and ask nicely.I always recommend that people pay for their tax service directly instead of having it deducted from their return. It can create situations like these since it introduces any extra step or two into the process. 