The Treasury Department will also send additional payments to those for whom checks have already been issued if Congress agrees to increase the amount, as President Donald Trump has demanded, the official added.
On Sunday, Trump signed a $ 2.3 trillion government spending and aid package to ease the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic approved by Congress last week after he had threatened to block it unless lawmakers agreed to increase payments to $ 2,000.
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