The United States launches a new stimulus check of $1,702 for November

This stimulus check seeks to support residents in high cost of living areas during the winter season.

A $1,702 stimulus check will be delivered to certain residents in November, as part of an economic support effort aimed at helping families cope with winter expenses, especially in areas where the costs of heating and other basic supplies tend to skyrocket. at this time of year.

This bond is issued under an assistance program that considers both the region’s natural resource revenues and the need for energy relief, with the goal of providing significant support to households.

These payments are expected to help alleviate the financial burden of those who meet eligibility requirements, allowing families to maintain their financial stability.

What are the requirements to receive this stimulus check?

To be eligible for this economic benefit, applicants must meet the following requirements:

1. Continuous residence: Beneficiaries must have lived in the region throughout 2023.
2. Permanence intention: Those who apply for this bonus must demonstrate the intention to reside in the area indefinitely.
3. Residence exclusivity– They must not have claimed residency in another state or country, or received residency benefits elsewhere since December 31, 2022.

Applicants who meet these requirements and have their application in “Eligible-Unpaid” status before November 13 will be able to receive the $1,702 check on November 21, according to the distribution schedule.

Stimulus check details

This stimulus check includes a base amount of $1,403.83 and an additional $198.17 as energy relief, reflecting the need to cover high heating costs during the winter.

This check, part of the Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD), is exclusive to residents of Alaska, a state that redistributes profits earned by its major industries, such as oil and mining.