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When will we start seeing our deposits?
Let’s get this forum ball rolling.
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Ignore below and everything it says here forward.
@albyc3110 sorry, edit to my below response. I meant that payments are automatic for people who file a 2019* return. I typed 2018 by accident. Sorry, hard to concentrate sometimes with a three year old boy in background. So people qualify for payments if they didn’t file for 2019, receive ssi, or provide dd info by November 21, but from what I understand, they likely won’t be automatic payments and come at tax time.
This is where I read info. Scroll down to “Payments are Automatic” section https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/treasury-and-irs-begin-delivering-second-round-of-economic-impact-payments-to-millions-of-americans#:~:text=Payments%20are%20automatic%20for%20eligible%20taxpayers%20who%20filed%20a%202019,t%20file%20a%20tax%20return.
@albyc3110 is the TurboTax rep sure she knows for sure? That was the case for first stimulus check, but irs.gov website says it’s automatic for people who filed 2018 return, social security recipients, and people who put info into irs.gov system before nov 21st. People whose aren’t sent by November 15th can get them, but they have to ask got it on tax return. Not saying rep is wrong, but thats what irs site says
Netspend California……Nothing yet
I’m curious if anyone who received the 2nd stimulus has viewed their transcripts for the deposit date. I’m wondering if 1-4-2021 is generic for all deposits, or if theirs reflected the date they got it in their account. If someone could check that out for us please 😁
@Danyell, no need for name calling. You weren’t just stating your situation. Unless you tend to talk to yourself and say “so calm down” like you’re having a dialogue with yourself. BTW, if you do choose to call someone a name like “stupid,” you might want to spell everything correctly first when you’re writing the insult.
@chole
I never said I was annoyed stupid. I was just telling my situation. Next time think about what you say before you say it.@Danyell actually, if there is an error and for some reason the IRS doesn’t send our deposits or checks by January 15th, we have to wait to get it with our tax refund. So, if they send to wrong account or whatever error happens, people won’t have it this month. So for those who don’t know and have children and pick between buying food and cleaning supplies because of pandemic, it is a legitimate stressor. Maybe people annoyed at others’ concerns need to calm down.
@amexserve you’re welcome and you too. I will @ you and let you know as soon as mine hits my Serve card or I know a date (I can’t access online transcripts so would be through app), unless I’ve seen that you got yours already.
Its coming. Mt transcript say 1/4.
Last time it said the date I got it that day. I bank with chase and them assholes hold it till that day. Us who have real banks always have to wait. Watch alot of us will have it as soon as 12 hits. So calm downI downloaded irs2go and it says it’s down until Monday, 1/4 at 7am. I’m thinking “Get My Payment” should be up too at that time. However, someone in the Irs2Go app section said they were able to see stimulus payment through it before tool went down for maintenance. Just for people who can’t see account transcript online because of id verification requirements.
@Tammy. I’m with chime in north carolina and still nothing
@amexserve but to be clear, I’ve seen multiple people who have said they received paper check first time even though they put dd info on irs.gov and got it direct deposit this time. I think what matters is that the irs has banking info given to them for 2020. I think they don’t want to chance closed accounts, if possible bc of all the work. Also a way of delaying some payments until tax payments come in via tax season.
@amexserve not sure exactly what you’re saying. Did you give irs your updated direct deposit info? I think they call it “non filer tool” but what matters is they provided direct deposit info for stimulus. Btw, I’ve noticed a lot of people don’t scroll down for answer when it is already there, down a few comments. Not about you personally.
Why can’t anyone scroll down a little to see if questions are answered already? I did answer this already. It would just be easier if people did a quick check for the answer first. @amexserve if you filed in 2019, get ssdi or ssi, or put your info on irs website by November 21st, your payment is automatic.
Part 2 see below. Also, the IRS is not allowed to send payments, paper or deposit, past January 15th, 2021. Those whose payments are not sent by that date will have to apply for payment on tax return. Btw, most people “qualify,” but it’s a question of whether your payment will be automatically sent or you will have to apply for it.
@Philly unless you filed for 2019, receive social security, or registered your deposit info on the IRS website by November 21, 2020; news sources are stating payments are not automatic. For those who do not receive a deposit or paper check by tax time, they can apply for it on tax return. I highly recommend people keep checking Get My Payment on irs.gov to see if they can add info before January 15th, currently it is offline. Should be up Monday.
To answer people’s questions, they don’t just base it on 2019 returns for this check. It is based on 2019 returns, social security, or info submitted to irs site by November 21st. People have been saying they got check first round and deposit this time after having provided info on site. Btw, they are NOT using 2018 returns for info.