Will I get the second Stimulus check if I am on SSI?

The state of California has distributed checks to the people who live in California. If the income of an individual is lower than 75,000 dollars a year, the individual would have received a check starting in April 2021. This month, California will distribute more stimulus checks to those who qualify.

There are some criteria to meet to get the checks. If you have received the first stimulus check, you’ll not be eligible to get the second stimulus check even if your income is lower than 75000 dollars a year because you’re on social security income. The second checks will be sent to those who have child credit and to who have not received the first check.

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