The IRS started sending coronavirus stimulus checks in April.
Angela Lang/CNET
For the most up-to-date news and information about the coronavirus pandemic, visit the WHO website.
If you've tried to use the IRS tracking portal but couldn't see the status of your stimulus payment schedule, there's good news. The IRS has fixed its Get My Payment app to make it simplier for you to set up and track the arrival of your 2020 payment. CNET readers report that the IRS tracker website is still not perfect, but is now working better.
The IRS says it's made more than 130 million stimulus payments to eligible US residents, including transferring coronavirus economic impact checks through direct deposit to bank accounts and sending through the mail checks of up to $1,200, plus $500 for each qualifying child. If you have questions about the status of your payment -- How will I receive my stimulus check? How much money do I receive? And when will I receive it? -- we've got some answers on how to get to an update. You may also want to know if Congress is working on a second round of stimulus checks.
The IRS said it expects to step up mailing paper checks through through May and June. If you want to still receive your payment faster through direct deposit, you have a deadline of this Wednesday, May 13, to get that set up. Whichever way you choose, we're going to show you how to track your status to see your payment schedule, including for Social Security recipients. After it's mailed, you can check when your payment will arrive in the mail with a free US Postal Service tool.
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Keep track of the coronavirus pandemic.
We'll provide step-by-step instructions on how to use the IRS' online status tracker, which is called Get My Payment. Be aware that some who meet the requirements for an economic relief payment are having trouble tracking their payment status and entering their electronic banking information for direct deposit -- we've asked the IRS for details. We'll also tell you what happens if you're getting a paper check through the mail.
As for how much money you should expect to receive, that involves calculations, as your final allowance will depend on a line in your tax form from either your 2018 or 2019 taxes. You can check our info or use a calculator to find out.
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How to track the status and arrival of your stimulus check from the IRS
If you're eligible for a check, the IRS lets you track your your payment schedule through its Get My Payment web portal. Some people have reported having trouble using the portal, and the IRS said it has significantly improved the Get My Payment app to help you set up and track the date of your stimulus payment.
For those who are adding electronic transfer details, the IRS said if you enter your bank information in Get My Payment before 9 a.m. PT on a Tuesday, you can see your payment date the following Saturday in Get My Payment.
1. Head to the IRS' Get My Payment page and tap the blue Get My Payment button to check the status of your economic impact payment.
2. On the next page about authorized use, tap OK.
3. Now on the Get My Payment page, enter your Social Security number (SSN) or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN), your date of birth, 유로247주소 your street address and your ZIP or postal code. Tap Continue.
On the next page, the portal will show your payment status, whether it's been scheduled or if the service can't yet determine your status. If you haven't set up direct deposit with the IRS, the service may walk you through those steps to get your check sent straight to your bank account. Here's how to set up direct deposit.
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How to track your stimulus check status using the IRS Get My Payment portal
por Delores Dyson (2020-05-13)
The IRS started sending coronavirus stimulus checks in April.
Angela Lang/CNET
For the most up-to-date news and information about the coronavirus pandemic, visit the WHO website.
If you've tried to use the IRS tracking portal but couldn't see the status of your stimulus payment schedule, there's good news. The IRS has fixed its Get My Payment app to make it simplier for you to set up and track the arrival of your 2020 payment. CNET readers report that the IRS tracker website is still not perfect, but is now working better.
The IRS says it's made more than 130 million stimulus payments to eligible US residents, including transferring coronavirus economic impact checks through direct deposit to bank accounts and sending through the mail checks of up to $1,200, plus $500 for each qualifying child. If you have questions about the status of your payment -- How will I receive my stimulus check? How much money do I receive? And when will I receive it? -- we've got some answers on how to get to an update. You may also want to know if Congress is working on a second round of stimulus checks.
The IRS said it expects to step up mailing paper checks through through May and June. If you want to still receive your payment faster through direct deposit, you have a deadline of this Wednesday, May 13, to get that set up. Whichever way you choose, we're going to show you how to track your status to see your payment schedule, including for Social Security recipients. After it's mailed, you can check when your payment will arrive in the mail with a free US Postal Service tool.
CNET Coronavirus Update
Keep track of the coronavirus pandemic.
We'll provide step-by-step instructions on how to use the IRS' online status tracker, which is called Get My Payment. Be aware that some who meet the requirements for an economic relief payment are having trouble tracking their payment status and entering their electronic banking information for direct deposit -- we've asked the IRS for details. We'll also tell you what happens if you're getting a paper check through the mail.
As for how much money you should expect to receive, that involves calculations, as your final allowance will depend on a line in your tax form from either your 2018 or 2019 taxes. You can check our info or use a calculator to find out.
Read more: 20 places to buy face masks and cloth coverings online
Now playing: Watch this: Coronavirus stimulus checks: Everything you need to know
2:06
How to track the status and arrival of your stimulus check from the IRS
If you're eligible for a check, the IRS lets you track your your payment schedule through its Get My Payment web portal. Some people have reported having trouble using the portal, and the IRS said it has significantly improved the Get My Payment app to help you set up and track the date of your stimulus payment.
For those who are adding electronic transfer details, the IRS said if you enter your bank information in Get My Payment before 9 a.m. PT on a Tuesday, you can see your payment date the following Saturday in Get My Payment.
1. Head to the IRS' Get My Payment page and tap the blue Get My Payment button to check the status of your economic impact payment.
2. On the next page about authorized use, tap OK.
3. Now on the Get My Payment page, enter your Social Security number (SSN) or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN), your date of birth, 유로247주소 your street address and your ZIP or postal code. Tap Continue.
On the next page, the portal will show your payment status, whether it's been scheduled or if the service can't yet determine your status. If you haven't set up direct deposit with the IRS, the service may walk you through those steps to get your check sent straight to your bank account. Here's how to set up direct deposit.
Coronavirus updates
Big tech is still hiring in spite of everything
COVID-19 immunity certificates: What could go wrong?
Pulse oximeters offer early warning
News, advice and more about COVID-19