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¿Sigue recibiendo Seguro Social, VA u otros beneficios federales por cheque de papel? Usted está obligado por el Departamento del Tesoro de los EE.UU. a cambiarse a pagos electrónicos. Es la ley.

COVID-19 Update:
No puede registrarse para los pagos de impacto económico, ni actualizar su información de depósito directo para los pagos de impacto económico en este sitio de internet DirectoASuCuenta.gov. Para obtener información sobre los pagos de impacto económico, visite https://www.irs.gov/es/coronavirus.
Nuestro horario del centro de llamadas Directo A Su Cuenta es de lunes a viernes de 9:00 a.m. a 5:00 p.m. hora del este. Puede que el tiempo de espera de su llamada sea más largo de lo normal. También puede inscribir sus beneficios para el depósito electrónico en este sitio de internet. Para obtener más información sobre nuestra respuesta del COVID, por favor presioné aquí.

La Tesorería Requiere Pagos Federales Electrónicos

Si sigue recibiendo un cheque de papel para su Seguro Social u otros pagos de beneficios federales, no está cumpliendo con la ley. El Departamento del Tesoro requiere que pagos de beneficios federales se lleven a cabo electrónicamente.

¿Le interesa el depósito directo?

Obtener el depósito directo de sus beneficios directamente a su cuenta de cheques o de ahorro es rápido y fácil:

GoDirect: Get Direct Deposit

¿Prefiere una tarjeta de débito prepagada?

No es necesario tener una cuenta bancaria o verificar su crédito para obtener la tarjeta Direct Express® - una tarjeta de débito prepagada recomendada por el Departamento del Tesoro.

Prefer a prepaid debit card? DIRECT EXPRESS SIGN UP for the Direct Express card
GoDirect: Get Direct Deposit

      Oprima aquí para depósito directo

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Oprima aquí para aprender más sobre la tarjeta Direct Express

¿Es usted un Veterano?

Además del depósito directo y las opciones de Direct Express indicadas anteriormente, El Departamento de Asuntos de Veteranos ofrece opciones adicionales para recibir beneficios del VA a través de depósito directo.

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Oprima aquí para aprender más sobre las opciones bancarias para Veteranos

Con el depósito directo, el Departamento del Tesoro de los Estados Unidos envía un mensaje electrónico a su banco o cooperativa de ahorro y crédito, acreditándole en su cuenta el monto exacto de su beneficio. La diferencia es que su cheque no se imprime ni se envía por correo.

Para hablar con un agente en vivo o si necesita asistencia para inscribir sus beneficios federales, llame al (877) 874-6347 de lunes a viernes. 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. ET.

¿Cómo cambio la información de mi depósito directo?

Si usted ya esta recibiendo sus beneficios federales en deposito directo, y le gustaría recibir sus pagos en una cuenta diferente, usted deberá llamar a la agencia federal que autoriza su pago. Usted puede presionar en la lista de agencias para más información.

¿Desea inscribirse por correo?

También se puede inscribir por correo. Solo tiene que imprimir, completar, y enviar sus formas.

¿Necesita un intérprete?

Proveemos servicios gratuitos de intérprete por teléfono. Presione aquí para más información sobre este servicio.

Esté Preparado

Esté Preparado

Si desea recibir sus pagos de beneficios federales a través de un depósito directo a su cuenta de cheques o de ahorro, necesitará su:

  • Número de Seguro Social o número de reclamo.
  • Número de cheque de beneficios federales de 12 dígitos.
  • Monto del último cheque de beneficios federales.
  • Número de ruta de la institución financiera*.
  • Número* y tipo de cuenta - de cheques o de ahorro.

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*Esta información generalmente aparece en los cheques personales.

Si desea recibir sus pagos de beneficios federales a través de la tarjeta Direct Express®, necesitará su:

  • Número de cheque de beneficios federales de 12 dígitos.
  • Monto del último cheque de beneficios federales.
  • Fecha(s) de nacimiento del beneficiario y representante legal (si aplica)

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Beginning of help description tool-tip. It begins with a heading 5 called “Bank Account Number”. Required field.
Bank Account Number

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The bank account number can be found in the lower left-hand section, to the right of the bank routing number.

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Beginning of help description tool-tip. It begins with a heading 5 called “Bank Account Number”. Required field.
Bank Account Number

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The bank account number can be found in the lower left-hand section, to the right of the bank routing number.

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Beginning of help description tool-tip. It begins with a heading 5 called “Bank Routing Number”. Required field.
Bank Routing Number

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The routing number can be found in the lower left-hand section.

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Beginning of help description tool-tip. It begins with a heading 5 called “Bank Account Number”. Required field.
Bank Account Number

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The bank account number can be found in the lower left-hand section, to the right of the bank routing number.

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Beginning of help description tool-tip. It begins with a heading 5 called “Bank Account Number”. Required field.
Bank Account Number

See the example image.

The bank account number can be found in the lower left-hand section, to the right of the bank routing number.

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Beginning of help description tool-tip. It begins with a heading 5 called “Bank Routing Number”. Required field.
Bank Routing Number

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The routing number can be found in the lower left-hand section.

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Beginning of help description tool-tip. It begins with a heading 5 called “Check Number”. Required field.
Check Number

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The check number can be found in the upper right-hand section.

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Beginning of help description tool-tip. It begins with a heading 5 called “Claim Number”. Required field.
Claim Number

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The claim number can be found on a Medicare card or 1099 form.

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Beginning of help description tool-tip. It begins with a heading 5 called “Payment Amount”. Required field.
Payment Amount

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The amount can be found directly below the check number.

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Beginning of help description tool-tip. It begins with a heading 5 called “Benefit Recipient First Name”. Required field.
Benefit Recipient First Name

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The first name can be found in the “Pay To The Order” section.

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Beginning of help description tool-tip. It begins with a heading 5 called “Benefit Recipient Middle Name”. Only required if present on check.
Checking Account Number

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The middle name immediately follows the first name.

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Beginning of help description tool-tip. It begins with a heading 5 called “Benefit Recipient Last Name”. Required field.
Checking Account Number

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The last name immediately follows the first name or middle name when present.

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Beginning of help description tool-tip. It begins with a heading 5 called “Benefit Recipient Suffix”. Only required if present on check.
Checking Account Number

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The suffix immediately follows the last name.

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Beginning of help description tool-tip. It begins with a heading 5 called “Representative Payee”. Only required if present on check.
Representative Payee

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The Representative Payee is the proceeding name before the Benefit Recipient's name.

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Beginning of help description tool-tip. It begins with a heading 5 called “Benefit Recipient Address”. Required field.
Benefit Recipient Address

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The address can be found directly under the Benefit Recipient's name.

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Beginning of help description tool-tip. It begins with a heading 5 called “International Addresses”. Optional field.
International Addresses

Is this an international address?

SSA recipients check here to denote this is an international address if you live outside of the U.S., Puerto Rico, or a U.S. Territory.

NOTICE: Go Direct can only enroll payments with International addresses for recipients of Social Security benefits. If you receive any other benefit payment type and reside internationally, or do not have an account with a U.S. bank or credit union, you may not enroll online through Go Direct. For more information on how to complete your international enrollment please click here. More information...

Social Security recipients:

If you live outside the United States but do not have an account with a U.S. bank or credit union you may write the Social Security Administration at: Social Security Administration Office of International Operations P.O. Box 17775 Baltimore, Maryland 21235-7775 for more information on international payment options. Or visit them online at:

http://www.socialsecurity.gov/pubs/10137.html or
http://www.socialsecurity.gov/foreign/

Veterans Compensation and Pension recipients:

If you live outside the United States and want to sign up for direct deposit please contact the VA at: http://www.vba.va.gov/bln/21/foreign/forfaq.htm

Office of Personnel Management (Civil Service) benefit recipients:

Retirees, annuitants, and survivor annuitants already receiving benefits, but living outside the United States that want to sign up for direct deposit please contact the Office of Personnel Management (Civil Service) by calling1 (888) 767-6738.

Railroad Retirement Board:

Recipients already receiving Railroad Retirement (RRB) benefits, but living outside the United States that want to sign up for direct deposit please contact the nearest Railroad Retirement Board office or call the Railroad Retirement Board at 1-877-772-5772. For instructions on International Direct Deposits visit RRB online at:

http://www.rrb.gov/PandS/IDD.asp or download the International Direct Deposit Form
http://www.rrb.gov/pdf/PandS/OF_1199I.pdf

Department of Labor benefit recipients:

A toll-free number has been designated for each of the nine Division of Coal Mine Workers' Compensation district offices. Visit the Department of Labor web site. For a list of district offices and their phone numbers.

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Beginning of help description tool-tip. It begins with a heading 5 called “Corporation Acting As Representative Payee”. Only required if acting as representative payee.
Corporation Acting As Representative Payee

Check this option if you represent a corporation which is acting as a representative payee.

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