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$2800 for married couples with income under 150K (AGI), plus $1400 for every child 16 or under.

My income (mostly from SS) is about 16,000 a year and I have received nothing nor any notice. The IRS did send a letter dated March 1 to a brother whose yearly income is about the same stating "a payment of 600.00 was issued by Direct Deposit," though nothing had come last I knew.

A $1,400 stimulus calculator is here, and which estimated stimulus payment for one under 75,000 is $1,400.

Also, research further provides,

Several factors affect the payment amount you get, such as your age, marital status, citizenship and tax status. Here are some details for nonfilers, people with babies born in 2020 and families in child support situations. Also, here's how to claim any missing stimulus money (or file a payment trace). This story is regularly updated with new information.

Third stimulus check: Qualifications

Qualifying group	What the law says
Individuals	An AGI of less than $80,000 to qualify for any payment amount
Head of household	An AGI of less than $120,000 to qualify for any payment amount
Couple filing jointly	An AGI of less than $160,000 to qualify for any payment amount
Dependents of all ages	$1,400 apiece, no cap -- but only if guardians make under the above limits
Families with mixed US citizenship	Provided they meet other qualifications
US citizens living abroad	Yes, same as first two checks
Citizens of US territories	Yes, same as first two checks, with payments handled by each territory
SSDI and other tax nonfilers	Yes, but may require an extra step to claim (more below)
Incarcerated people	Yes, included this time
People who owe child support	Checks can't be garnished to cover past due payments (more below)
Disqualified groups	Not covered by law
Non-US citizens	"Resident aliens" aren't included
Noncitizens who pay taxes	Depends on "mixed-status" rules (more below)	- https://www.cnet.com/personal-finance/new-stimulus-check-everyone-who-qualifies-for-the-third-payment/