IRS Notice 1444 is not a check itself, but the official correspondence that your Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) stimulus payment has been approved and automatically ...

Millions of Americans have no reason to fear the IRS Notice 1444 envelope showing up in their mailbox. Unlike seemingly most mailed communication from the IRS, this one actually provides good news.

You can get these numbers from two notices that the IRS mailed to eligible recipients: Notice 1444 (for the first stimulus check) and 1444-B (for the second stimulus check).

Millions of Americans have no reason to fear the IRS Notice 1444 envelope showing up in their mailbox. Unlike seemingly most mailed communication from the IRS, this one actually provides good news.

The Department of the Treasury letter, known as “Notice 1444-C,” is an official IRS correspondence confirming a third stimulus payment has been approved and automatically deposited into your ...

IRS Notice 1444 is being mailed to millions of Americans -- but there’s no reason to fear it. Unlike seemingly most mailed communication from the IRS, this one actually provides good news.

The Internal Revenue Service sent all stimulus payment recipients for the third round of coronavirus relief a letter confirming that the agency gave them a tax refund, paperwork that’s ...

The IRS encourages recipients to keep the letter if they believe they received the wrong amount.