I have ssi but got married nov of 2013, I haven't reported it yet, will I lose my check?
You should report this marriage immediately to avoid a large overpayment or being penalized for noncompliance. Your SSI check should be based off...
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You should report this marriage immediately to avoid a large overpayment or being penalized for noncompliance. Your SSI check should be based off...
Social Security disability or survivor benefits are not affected by income. The only program administered by SSA that is income dependent is SSI.
You need to start to application process. There is a non-medical and a medical part of the application. The non-medical part covers your work...
When your alimony ceases, you can apply for SSI at your local Social Security office. Since New York is a state that supplements the federal SSI...
This sounds complex. You really need an attorney to advocate for you and sort out what your options are.
Theoretically yes you will get the money back. However, it will probably not be worked out quickly. I would recommend talking the SSA as soon as...
SSI is an income-dependent program. The month that you receive the settlement it will be considered income and make you ineligible. Every month...
The amount you get will not change. Normally the field office will pick up on this, but you could call them to be sure the transition happens.
Yes, there is a concept for SSA called administrative finality. This is similar to the statutes of limitations in the court system. Typically for...
I agree with my colleague in that I think you need to make a appointment with your local field office. I also would like to point out the...