They will come in a white envelope, which displays the U.S. Treasury seal and "Economic Impact Payment Card" in the return address. The envelope also states that it contains "important information ...

Read full article: Your stimulus check could come in a debit card The debit card was real. “It ended up being the stimulus money,” Williamson said. The IRS said some payments may be sent on a ...

Here’s her advice for getting around that and requesting a replacement payment: Discarded debit cards: If you have lost or thrown out the stimulus debit card, you’ll have to call 800-240-8100 ...

The prepaid debit card, called an EIP Card, will be sent in a white envelope from “Economic Impact Payment Card” and will display the seal of the U.S. Department of the Treasury.

Your coronavirus stimulus check payment could come on a debit card in a plain envelope Tuesday, May 26, 2020 Chapel Hill resident Susan Hafer got the prepaid debit card in the mail and thought it ...

BURLINGTON, V. T. (WRGB) - The IRS recently announced that it is sending some COVID-19 economic impact payments to nearly four million people in the form of prepaid debit cards. This would be the ...

They come in plain white envelopes -- leaving some people to mistake their economic impact payment cards as fakes. Did you get a mysterious debit card in the mail? It could be your stimulus payment.

Payments of up to $600 per eligible individual are being sent out, with recipients getting them through direct deposit, checks or pre-paid debit cards.

Some Americans may be unwittingly throwing their long-awaited stimulus payments in the trash. That's because, starting last week, the Treasury Department and the IRS started sending out economic ...

The Internal Revenue Service won’t charge people who received an economic stimulus payment on a prepaid debit card in the mail and threw it away because they thought the envelope was junk mail. The ...

Stimulus checks have been sent out to millions of people, but many will actually be getting their payment via an economic impact payment card in an envelope from the IRS.