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I did not recieve my stimulus payment and called the 800 number and reported it. I was told there was a committee that was hadling these claims and my information would be forwarded to them for review. I was called a few days later and told that I was entitled to the payment and a notice was being sent to the Treasury Dept to issue my payment. I am thankful that they realized there was an error and they are trying to fix the error. However, I still have not recieved anything. Is there anyone else out there with a similar situation and have you received your payment yet? I'm trying to get a feel for how long it should take as well as let other Veterans know that the issue is being fixed.

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I did not recieve my stimulus payment and called the 800 number and reported it. I was told there was a committee that was hadling these claims and my information would be forwarded to them for review. I was called a few days later and told that I was entitled to the payment and a notice was being sent to the Treasury Dept to issue my payment. I am thankful that they realized there was an error and they are trying to fix the error. However, I still have not recieved anything. Is there anyone else out there with a similar situation and have you received your payment yet? I'm trying to get a feel for how long it should take as well as let other Veterans know that the issue is being fixed.

Disabled vets should have recevied their stimulus payment for this year, no later than the end of July. I am however, still waiting for my stimulus payment from last year. LOL.

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Guys sorry you all are still waiting for your checks. I actually got mine several months ago and didn't even know it was on the way till after i got it. I hope it comes soon.

Disabled vets should have recevied their stimulus payment for this year, no later than the end of July. I am however, still waiting for my stimulus payment from last year. LOL.
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I did not recieve my stimulus payment and called the 800 number and reported it. I was told there was a committee that was hadling these claims and my information would be forwarded to them for review. I was called a few days later and told that I was entitled to the payment and a notice was being sent to the Treasury Dept to issue my payment. I am thankful that they realized there was an error and they are trying to fix the error. However, I still have not recieved anything. Is there anyone else out there with a similar situation and have you received your payment yet? I'm trying to get a feel for how long it should take as well as let other Veterans know that the issue is being fixed.

No check here.

I started to recieve disability in Feb 09. It was retro back to Nov 08. I was told I wasn't eligable for the stimulus because even thou I received disability for Nov and Dec of 08 I wasn't receiving checks for that year. Didn't make a lot of sense but I took their word for it.

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I still haven't gotten mine either. I did get the letter a few months ago saying I would get,,, I just didn't get it. I also get SSI. I called back in June,,, they said they sent my SSI to the wrong account. Now,,, I did change accounts back in April and my May SSI went into the wrong account. I was credited for that mistake but was told the stim. credit will hit my account "sometime this year." LOL

I'm still waiting. Guess I'll give them a call Tuesday and ask if they meant Fiscal year or regular year. :D

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I have not got mine.  

I think everyone should also contact the wonderful veteran service organizations that agreed to this payment in exchange for laying off pushing politicians to fully fund the Veterans Heath System.  I know I am going to get shot at for making a political comment on here. The truth and a reason why I will refuse to join the VFW and American Legion is that these organizations caved to this offer of stimulus for silence and the Government never even paid.  In order for the VA to pay they have to get the funding from the Treasury Dept. which has not happened FULLY.

This stimulus payment was nothing more than a payoff to keep quite about the despicable act of not fully funding the VA health system that has been going on for decades.

In my humble opinion I think the VA can keep their stimulus payment and fully fund VA heath system.  I guess I am just going miss out on both quality full funded care and stimulus payment.  Looks like a win win for the other guy in my case. 

My disclaimer is that the local chapters of the the organizations I mentioned are full of good people it is the national leadership of the VFW and American Legion that are disgraceful.  

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You had to be receiving payment from the VA for a service connected disability during a certain time period of which I am not sure exactly what it was.  It was generally sometime last year during from the fall to the spring I believe but I can not find the dates maybe someone can chime with a date.  So basically if you where service connected starting from at least a year or more ago you should be included.  

I have no idea why some have received their payment and some have not.  There was not signup or anything like that it was automatic.

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Its to late to do anything about now but if you got it for Social Security you did not get one from VA.If you did not get it you should have inquired before now.

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FYI, if anyone was behind on any federal debt, Child Support, Student loans, The money may have been taken.

If you have questions regarding the offset of your federal tax refund or offset of another U.S. government- issued payment. You can call our Treasury Offset Program (TOP) Call Center to obtain agency contact information. Toll Free: (800) 304-3107; TDD number: (866) 297-0517. They will ask for your SSN and verify your Identity then look to see if there is an offset request attached to you SSN.

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