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Nexus2

(1,261 posts) Thu Dec 31, 2020, 09:22 AM Dec 2020

Are there additional step to take if your SSI or SSD to receive a Stimulus/Relief deposit?

With the last one, some had to use the non-filer form or some other procedures to receive the payment. Has anything like that been announced for this one?

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Are there additional step to take if your SSI or SSD to receive a Stimulus/Relief deposit? (Original Post) Nexus2 Dec 2020 OP

Did you do automatic deposit on any tax returns? Lochloosa Dec 2020 #1

I usually don't file, but I used the non filer form for the last payment Nexus2 Dec 2020 #2

I never get a refund, I always have to pay. WhiteTara Dec 2020 #5

I did nothing last time and it just got auto deposited. Doreen Dec 2020 #3

Same here. ...nt 2naSalit Dec 2020 #4

Lochloosa

(16,718 posts)

1. Did you do automatic deposit on any tax returns?

Reply to Nexus2 (Original post)

Thu Dec 31, 2020, 09:24 AM

Dec 2020

If so, it should go right into your account.

Nexus2

(1,261 posts)

2. I usually don't file, but I used the non filer form for the last payment

Reply to Lochloosa (Reply #1)

Thu Dec 31, 2020, 09:27 AM

Dec 2020

which was then direct deposited into my account.

WhiteTara

(31,253 posts)

5. I never get a refund, I always have to pay.

Reply to Lochloosa (Reply #1)

Thu Dec 31, 2020, 10:33 AM

Dec 2020

Doreen

(11,686 posts)

3. I did nothing last time and it just got auto deposited.

Reply to Nexus2 (Original post)

Thu Dec 31, 2020, 10:25 AM

Dec 2020

I don't file either so that did not make a difference.

2naSalit

(102,144 posts)

4. Same here. ...nt

Reply to Doreen (Reply #3)

Thu Dec 31, 2020, 10:30 AM

Dec 2020

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