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I got only the first payment, by direct deposit, last year, and no form 1444s. I am overseas, and I am not eligible for e-filing because of some forms limitations. My daughter received neither payment nor 1444.Before filing my 2020 taxes I would like to know if Uncle Sam thinks I received any more money, and the same for my daughter.

We an not do an on-line check because we don't have US telephone numbers, nor credit cards. Debit cards are not enough.

Should we try to get a transcript of the 2020 accounts by mail? Or just assume that what we have was what the IRS thinks was sent?

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Lawrence Israel
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You can file your tax return based on what you received, If you claim a recovery rebate credit higher than what the IRS thinks you are entitled to, they will just make the correction when they process your return, and send you a letter explaining what they did.

Bob Sandler

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Bob Sandler

Still another complication. Because my daughter did not have a bank account to which money can be deposited, last year with "Get My Payment" I put in my bank account number. Now I see $1,400 twice. I tried to use "Get My Payment" both on my account and my daughter's. I keep getting a message that the service is unavailable. Perhaps it is because I have a foreign address. Or because it gives as an example an address with St not having a period after it, and I put in a period. Or because I used my local 7-digit Zip code. Or because I assumed that what follows the crosshatch in the example is the apartment number. Or because I have always tried when the system was down. The bank listing does have ORIG ID: followed by a 10-digit number after it. Can that be used to identify the supposed recipient?

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Lawrence Israel

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