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Have questions about how the latest COVID-19 stimulus bill will affect you? We have answers

First Lady Jill Biden to visit Navajo Nation capital in Arizona this week Kaila White, Arizona Republic © Gilnature, Getty Images/iStockphoto Coronavirus Arizona s number of identified COVID-19 cases has reached 853,761 (up 711 from the day before), and two new deaths were reported, bringing the total number of deaths to 17,153. Popular Searches It s Sunday, and this is Coronavirus Watch from The Arizona Republic, where we update you about the latest on how COVID-19 is affecting you and our community. Biden plans to travel to Albuquerque, New Mexico, on Wednesday and to the Navajo Nation in Window Rock, Arizona, on Thursday and Friday, the news release said.

Stimulus checks could come quickly, but the jobless may have a wait for unemployment benefits

Stimulus checks could come quickly, but the jobless may have a wait for unemployment benefits The $1.9 trillion Covid relief bill that President Joe Biden championed even before taking office is expected to land on his desk in coming days, but it could take some time for struggling Americans to see all the benefits. While the $1,400 stimulus payments could hit people’s bank accounts within days of Biden signing the bill, the extension of federal unemployment benefits as well as the enhanced child tax credit and more generous Affordable Care Act subsidies may take a few weeks or even a few months to arrive. The exact timing would depend on when federal departments can write the guidelines and how long it takes them and state agencies to then implement the new provisions.

Up to 60K Arizonans may now need to verify identity to receive unemployment benefits

Up to 60K Arizonans may now need to verify identity to receive unemployment benefits Up to 60,000 Arizonans may now need to verify their identity to receive unemployment benefits. and last updated 2021-03-09 23:34:24-05 PHOENIX — Up to 60,000 Arizonans may now need to verify their identity to receive unemployment benefits, according to state officials. Arizona’s Department of Economic Security said existing Unemployment Insurance (UI) will now have to go through the verification process through a third-party company, ID.me. Existing UI claimants must now verify their identity in order to continue filing for benefits. @IDme is a safe, self-service option to verify your identity. If you are unable to access @IDme, you can follow the alternate instructions provided in the UI portal. pic.twitter.com/70M9oACz2n AzDES (@ArizonaDES) March 6, 2021

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