The economic stimulus plan to send out checks to social security recipients got under way in 2009. The stimulus comes in the form of checks for $250, and an estimated 50 million people started receiving checks as early as May 2009. Most of checks should have arrived by the end of the summer of 2009. If you have not received yours as of yet, and feel that you have a stimulus check coming, there are a number of things you need to do to get your stimulus check on its way to you.
The stimulus package was part of the program of President Barack Obama to prod the flagging economy and give it a jump start in these trying times. If you have not received a check and you feel that you meet all of the criteria laid out by the federal government, there are a series of steps you need to take initially. There are regional Social Security offices scattered throughout the country and you need to contact them first. Their number can be found in your phone book or through a quick search on Google.
Explain your situation to the Social Security representative and be sure to have your Social Security number handy for reference since you will be asked for it at some point. Answer all questions the Social Security representative asks of you, and if you are eligible to receive a stimulus check, one will be on its way to you in short order.
The 2010 Social Security stimulus checks have been mailed out and delivered for the most part. If you feel you have been overlooked and you deserve a check, get in touch with the local federal authorities and they will be able to answer all of your questions, and if you due a check, they'll be able to arrange the process for you.
The stimulus package was part of the program of President Barack Obama to prod the flagging economy and give it a jump start in these trying times. If you have not received a check and you feel that you meet all of the criteria laid out by the federal government, there are a series of steps you need to take initially. There are regional Social Security offices scattered throughout the country and you need to contact them first. Their number can be found in your phone book or through a quick search on Google.
Explain your situation to the Social Security representative and be sure to have your Social Security number handy for reference since you will be asked for it at some point. Answer all questions the Social Security representative asks of you, and if you are eligible to receive a stimulus check, one will be on its way to you in short order.
The 2010 Social Security stimulus checks have been mailed out and delivered for the most part. If you feel you have been overlooked and you deserve a check, get in touch with the local federal authorities and they will be able to answer all of your questions, and if you due a check, they'll be able to arrange the process for you.
