My husband and i been split since 2009 if he became disabled could he draw my ssi even though he has never paid taxes
Your spouse could not use your social security credits to qualify for disability in this case.
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Your spouse could not use your social security credits to qualify for disability in this case.
As Mr. Sweet mentioned, if you are over the age of 60, you may qualify for widow's benefits. Contact you local office for details specific to your...
I'd like to add that your living arrangements could also affect your SSI eligibility. You are required to report changes to your work activity and...
An attorney who specializes in elder law and/or special needs planning can help.
I'm not sure what documents you presented, but the Social Security Administration cannot take action or withhold past-due benefits to satisfy the...
Not necessarily. The benefit amount is a set percentage of the worker's earnings record. Your 12 yrs old will only get an increase if she is not...
The timeframes vary. After a medical determination is made, they have to conduct a review to make sure you meet the non-medical requirements for SSI.
If your claim is pending at the hearing level of appeal, they can make a decision based on the evidence in the file without you actually going to a...
There is no clear answer to your question. First, it's important that you understand there are two programs under the disability umbrella....
No, your income will not affect his benefit amount once he becomes an adult.