No, you cannot ask the IRS at this time to send you the Economic Impact Payment to you in the form of prepaid debit cards. The IRS will send payment by paper check to those individuals who do not receive their Economic Impact Payment by direct deposit. Only a few of them will receive Economic Impact Payment by debit card. The Bureau of the Fiscal Service (BFS), a part of the Treasury Department that works with the IRS for stimulus payment distribution, will decide that which taxpayers receive a debit card. For now, nearly 4 million debit cards will be sent by the BFS from the beginning of mid-May. At present, taxpayers cannot make a choice to receive their Economic Impact Payments in prepaid debit cards. Tax deadline has also been extended to July 15 for U.S. taxpayers as well as U.S. expatriates. If you need a professional tax preparation service near you in Brooklyn, click the link for a free inquiry.