Will being falsely claimed stop me from getting a stimulus check?

[aphileston19]

For the last 3 years, when I try to e-file my taxes, I've ended up having to amend and mail my taxes every time to get my refund, because my mom has been falsely claiming me as a dependent. I have lived on my own since May 2017. I ended up filing a report for tax fraud against her this year in roughly early march. My refund did come through and was direct deposited, but I am now wondering - because I was falsely claimed as dependent on my taxes, even though I had it amended, mailed my taxes in along with a fraud report, do you think that all that will interfere with me receiving my stimulus check? 
When I try to check the status via the "Get My Payment" portal, it tells me my info doesn't match their records.

[NCperson]

Check this website and update your bank information if necessary.  AGI is line 7 on your 2018 return and line 8B on your 2019 return.  Refund is line 21a of the 2019 tax return. and line 20a for 2018

https://www.irs.gov/coronavirus/economic-impact-payments

[aphileston19]

Hi, this is actually what I'd already done as stated in my post. It keeps telling me my information doesn't match the records despite there being no changes made, and I have been able to get my refunds prior to this.
I also have not had any luck when calling the IRS or TurboTax (it keeps registering my voice as "background noise" no matter how loud or slow I talk. )

Do you have any idea if there's anything else I could try?

[NCperson]

@aphileston19 - when you type in your information, are you using the address you gave the IRS when you filed (in case you've moved since then)? 

this website, right? 

https://www.irs.gov/coronavirus/economic-impact-payments

IRS service centers are closed due to corona virus

[aphileston19]

Yep, I am. It just keeps saying, after asking for more info, that my information is incorrect or that my return hasn't been processed yet. Which I know it has, because I did recieve my refund this year.

[Anonymous]

You are not alone. I too have tried to submit a direct deposit form through "get me payment" and it keeps telling me my figures from my 2018 tax return are not correct.  They are only asking for line 7 AGI and line 20a figures.  The only thing that is not quite right is that they ask did I get a refund or did I owe taxes.  Technically i applied my 2018 refund to my 2019 estimated taxes but there was no option to default to this answer.

[NCperson]

@Anonymous - then your 2018 refund was zero... try that. 

since you wanted your refund rolled to 2019, isn't your line 20a zero? 

[Anonymous]

yes I tried the zero approach but that did not work.  Estimated tax application would be similar to no refund/ no payment option but according to the website it requires a figure.