I Need help with: My last unemployment check went to a debit card (which I do not have and never did) I have always had direct deposit. How do I fix this?

A) I understand your concern. Here are the steps on how to fix your unemployment check that went to a debit card that you do not have and never did:

1. Contact your state’s unemployment agency. You can find their contact information on their website or by calling the number on the back of your unemployment check.
2. Explain the situation to the representative. They will be able to look into your account and see why your check was sent to a debit card.
3. Request that your check be reissued to your direct deposit account. The representative will be able to do this for you.
4. Provide the representative with your direct deposit information. This includes your bank’s name, your account number, and your routing number.
5. Wait for your check to be reissued. This may take a few days.

Once your check has been reissued, you should receive it in your direct deposit account within a few business days.

Here are some additional things to keep in mind:

• You may be asked to provide proof of your direct deposit information. This could include a copy of your bank statement or a voided check.
• If you have any outstanding debts to the state, your check may be held until those debts are paid.
• If you have any other questions, the representative at your state’s unemployment agency should be able to help you.

I hope this helps!