How To Get Golden State Stimulus

GOLDEN state stimulus checks are going out, and people in the California should be keeping track of their payments.

Fortunately, the California Franchise Tax Board (CFTB) have updated their website to offer help to Californians looking to track their checks.

The California Franchise Tax Board can help people in the state track down their Golden State Stimulus payments Credit: Getty

Most people in the Golden State will get their payments through a direct deposit into their bank accounts, according to Marca.

These payments should appear between now and October 15.

Those payments were already sent out from September 1 onward.

The Franchise Tax Board has a whole page of assistance for the second Golden State Stimulus payments that offers help for everything from estimating the account to checking if you qualify and more.

Californians can also contact the CFTB by phone, online chat, or mail for help.

CFTB's representatives are available from 08:00 to 17:00 Pacific time from Monday to Friday at 800-852-5711, according to Marca.

People in the state can also sign into their MyFTB account to chat with representatives from the CFTB, available at the same time as the phone representatives.

Finally, Californians can use snail mail to send questions, documents, and anything else about the stimulus checks.

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The Franchise Tax Board address is as follows: Franchise Tax Board, PO Box 942840, Sacramento CA 94240-0040.

Unfortunately, Californians who were late submitting their taxes and who did so after August 20 should allow for 45 additional days for tax returns and stimulus checks to process.

Physical checks will begin going out on October 4 and will keep going out until the end of December.

"If your tax return is processed after the date of your scheduled ZIP code payment, allow up to 60 days," said the CFTB.

Bosses at the state's Franchise Tax Board have warned that it may take a couple of days for the checks to show up in bank accounts, according to the Sacramento Bee.

Andrew LePage, the board's spokesperson, said Californians could be waiting up to three weeks if their check has been sent in the mail.

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