<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

Hello everyone, I started a temporary summer job in July. It's a temporary position until roughly September. It's a telecommute type job and offers pretty nice pay - I'm understand that this may be vague, but I had signed a non-disclosure agreement form and I'm not sure how much I'm allowed to say. Anyway, there are technically 3 disbursement dates for the paychecks (lump sum paid in three payments). 

My first one is about a week late now and I had been told that it was because my direct deposit had been entered incorrectly. Some other details I feel are important is that I haven't received a lot of direction about deadlines or times that they want me to be working (again, it's telecommute). I understand that the job description required about 20 hours a week. I'm putting in 20 for sure, but I'm not sure if I'm operating at times that are convenient for everybody else, though nobody has mentioned anything. 

Furthermore, I know that out of all my co-workers, I had lagged behind in the first month of work. At this point, I'm worried about a few things. 1. I am worried I won't get my paycheck (the contract says employee at will). 2. I am keep feeling like I'll get fired. 3. I am paranoid and feel like I am 1 mistake for pissing off my employers too much. 

My plan is to ask for some feedback about my work so far or an evaluation of sorts. I am hoping that this would clear my head of my worries and replace them with steps to get better. Lastly, I want to say that I want to maintain good relations to the employers. I personally feel like I am at fault here. 

So after that long story - does anyone have any advice at all for me? Telecommuters, does it matter when you get your work done? How often do you communicate and update with your employers?
<bot>: Didn't get paid yet, fear of losing job, wondering if I am under-performing. I plan to ask for an evaluation. I need to stop being paranoid. How do I do it?