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Most people on SSDI will get the stimulus money.You are eligible for a stimulus check as long as you have a Social Security number (a taxpayer ID number doesn't count) and you are not claimed as a dependent on someone else's tax return. If you have children, you will get an extra $500 for each child who is under age 17, as long as the child lives with you for more than half the year.People getting SSDI don't need to take action unless they have qualified dependents and haven't filed a recent tax return (2018 or 2019).If you received SSDI in 2019, you don't have to do anything; the government will send you your check automatically. But if you receive only SSI and you didn't file a tax return for 2018 income or 2019 income, or you just started to receive SSDI, you'll have to take steps to ensure the government can find you and pay you.To Note: While most Social Security disability recipients will automatically get the stimulus money, they will not get $500 for each child under 17 unless they submit non-filer information to the IRS (or they have filed a tax return in 2018 or 2019).Will the Stimulus Money Affect My Eligibility for Disability Benefits?For SSDI eligibility purposes, income and assets don't matter, so the stimulus check will have no effect.Finally, any Social Security beneficiaries who started receiving benefits after Jan. 1, 2020, and haven't filed tax returns in 2018 or 2019 need to use **the IRS non-filer tool to provide their information. This applies even if there are no dependent children to report.** Go to this link below “ Economic Impact Payments” to use the tool they are referring to:Economic Impact PaymentsTo sum it up, there are 3 groups who should head over to the IRS's Economic Impact Payments and register their information ASAP to get the stimulus payment:—Social Security beneficiaries (including retirement, survivors, and SSDI) who have dependent children under 17 and haven't filed tax returns in 2018 or 2019.—SSI recipients, especially those with qualifying dependents.—New Social Security beneficiaries who didn't file tax returns in 2018 or 2019, regardless of whether they have dependents. If you fit into one of these three categories, it's in your financial best interest to head over to the IRS Economic Impact Payments and provide your information as soon as possible.Sources of information:Will I Get a Coronavirus Stimulus Check If I'm Collecting Disability Benefits?Social Security Beneficiaries: You Might Need to Act Now to Get Your Stimulus Check | The Motley FoolThere is more to read in the links above, and I highly suggest reading the articles (especially the second one (“Social Security Beneficiaries: … “), because it sums things up really well, and provides links to go to, if needed); I just highlighted parts of these articles to answer the question.But to answer your question, most people on SSDI will get the stimulus money.

Well, that’s because you are going to the wrong site, or you are misinterpreting the instructions.Site for filers: Get My Payment | Internal Revenue ServiceSite for non-filers: Non-Filers: Enter Payment Info HereIf you are required to file taxes for 2018 or 2019, you cannot use the non-filer site. Additionally, the non-filer site says nothing of the sort “to not file.” It simply says not to use the non-filer portal if you intend to file your 2019 taxes, which would then put you into the category for the first site. You just need to file your taxes for 2019 first.