Short Answer 
When requesting an adjustment to your IRS account, be aware that it temporarily affects your account balance and you may have to wait for processing. Patience is important during this time, and you should refrain from making further changes until you receive confirmation of the adjustment, after which you can check your updated balance.
Step 1: Understanding Adjustment Requests
When you request an adjustment to your IRS account, such as correcting errors or updating details, it temporarily affects your account balance information. This means you will see a message indicating that your information is unavailable until the IRS completes the transaction.
Step 2: Patience is Key
The processing of your adjustment may take some time, so it is crucial to be patient. You will need to wait for a confirmation from the IRS that your adjustment has been processed. During this waiting period, refrain from making any further changes to your account.
Step 3: Checking Your Updated Balance
Once you receive the confirmation that your adjustment is completed, you can check your updated account balance. If you need to determine the amount owed, look for the differences between lines on your form, specifically subtract line 10 from line 11. Keeping track of any correspondence or updates from the IRS will help you stay informed about your request’s status.