$1,312 PFD Stimulus Check Arriving This Week: Who is Eligible in Alaska and Which States Are Sending Money?

Good news for Alaska residents! The next round of Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD) payments is scheduled for this week. Eligible Alaskans will receive a direct deposit of $1,312 to help with living expenses. Meanwhile, other states are also distributing tax rebates and stimulus checks before the holiday season. Here is the full list of states sending money in December.

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As inflation continues to impact household budgets across the U.S., state-level stimulus checks have become a vital lifeline. While federal stimulus payments ended years ago, individual states are stepping up with surplus budget refunds. Alaska's PFD program is leading the way this month, but residents in states like California, New Mexico, and Virginia should also check their bank accounts for surprise deposits.

🇺🇸 Which States Are Sending Checks in December? (State List)

Here are the states distributing payments or tax rebates this month:

  1. Alaska: The 2025 Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD) payment of $1,312 is being sent out on December 14th to those with the status "Eligible-Unpaid".

  2. New Mexico: Taxpayers may receive rebates of up to $1,000 for joint filers or $500 for single filers, depending on income tax returns.

  3. Arizona: The "Arizona Families Tax Rebate" provides $250 per dependent (up to $750 per family) for eligible households.

  4. Virginia: One-time tax rebates of $200 (single) or $400 (joint) are still being processed for those who filed before November.

Eligibility Requirements for the $1,312 Alaska Check

To qualify for this week's PFD payment, applicants must meet strict residency rules:

  • Residency: You must have been a resident of Alaska for the entire calendar year preceding the application date.

  • Intent: You must intend to remain an Alaska resident indefinitely.

  • Criminal Record: You cannot be sentenced or incarcerated for a felony during the qualifying year.

  • Absence Limit: You must not have been absent from Alaska for more than 180 days (unless for an allowable reason like military service or education).

How to Track Your Payment?

  • Alaska PFD: Visit the pfd.alaska.gov website and click on "MyPFD" to check your application status. If it says "Eligible-Unpaid," expect your deposit this Thursday.

  • Other States: Check your state's Department of Revenue website for "Tax Rebate Status" or "Where's My Refund" tools.

With the holiday season approaching, these state payments offer timely financial relief. If you live in one of the eligible states, ensure your direct deposit information is up to date to receive your funds quickly.