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Am i eligible for stimulus check? Please help.

Hi guys! So here's my situation,

I just recently came back here in the US last month. I was away for 5 years because i was studying in the Philippines. I graduated in April and came back here last month December. I'm a green card holder and i do have a SSN. I used to work at Walmart before for 3 months when i migrated here in 2014. I was 20 years old at that time. Now i'm already 26 and i'm currently living with my parents temporarily while I'm looking for a job. Am i eligible? If so, what do i need to do? I made some research and found out that the deadline for submitting info in the IRS website was Nov 21, 2020. I wasn't aware at that time as i was still in the PH. I've seen that there is a way where you can get a Recovery Rebate Credit by filing 2020 Form 1040 but my problem is i don't know how to file my tax since i wasnt around for 5 years and i did not accumulate any income from the last 5 years. What do i need to do?

TL;DR

Migrated in 2014, green card holder, have SSN > Worked at Walmart for 3 months > Stayed in the US for just about 6 months > Came back in the PH to study > Going in Guam every summer vacation to maintain permanent resident status > Graduated college > Came back here in the US last month > Living with parents temporarily while looking for a job > Eligible?

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