Why Haven't I Received My Stimulus Check?

Posted on 04/05/21

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Remaining stimulus payments will be rolled out over the next several weeks. Additional batches and payments will be sent by direct deposit and through the mail as a check or debit card. The vast majority of all economic impact payments (EIPs) will be issued by direct deposit, the IRS says, and it will continue to send batches of EIPs every week.

It's complicated and circumstances. Learn reasons why you may still be waiting.

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