Despite it being over 18 months since the last COVID-19 relief check was approved by the federal government, the Government Accountability Office estimates that at least 9 million Americans are still eligible for payments.
The government said that many of those who have not claimed a check have little to no income and lack internet access. Those who are still eligible for a check generally have not been required to file a tax return for the last few years.
The latest checks were sent out in March 2021. Americans making up to $75,000 a year were sent a direct payment of $1,400 . Heads of households making up to $112,500 annually received the full $1,400.
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