File form 8379 or call the IRS at 800-829-1040, which during this time of year will be answered sometime in July but the best bet is to go to the local IRS office and see if they can speed things up. Go www.irs.gov and click on the Contact IRS button in the upper right hand corner. If you do go, bring a snack, it's that time of year

Don't file the 8379, that's the injured spouse form, and you aren't interested in your portion of the refund.

It's their process. It's slow. Sending additional paperwork will only confuse things. I know of no form to sign off that you won't make a claim on the refund.

There are no forms to be filled out in order to speed up the process of the moneys being released. What the injured spouse form does is slow the process down quite a bit. From my understanding its not the IRS that holds it for six months, it's the child support agency that holds it, There is nothing they can do and nothing you sign can release that money. I went through this process thinking that the injured spouse form will speed the moneys being released which is just the opposite. All it does is give the current spouse an oppurtunity to try to get thier portion of the money which isn't for sure either that they would get any of thier portion. So try to stay patient and let go and let God handle everything, otherwise the one thing you could do is slow the process down which is what you are trying to avoid in the first place. May your money being released to you in a timely matter and it is true that good things come to those who wait. Sometimes the best thing to do is the hardest but most rewarding.