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MAT-SU — Due to Seward’s Day, all state offices will be closed March 31. That’s important for anyone who has yet to apply for the 2014 Permanent Fund Dividend.
Since PFD offices are also not open on the weekend, Friday IS the last day to get questions answered prior to the deadline. During the last three days of the filing season you may file online — at pfd.alaska.gov — until midnight, March 31, or mail in an application postmarked no later than March 31.
Dividends will be paid on Oct. 2, either by direct deposit or check.
You can check your application status at any time by going to the PFD website and clicking on the blue myPFDInfo button.
To speak to someone in person, call (907) 269-0370, or email dor.pfd.info@alaska.gov for additional assistance.
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