I'm 46 years old can i receive my parents ssi
If your parents are receiving SSI, the answer is “no”. However, if you are unable to work because of medical problems, you can apply for yourself.
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If your parents are receiving SSI, the answer is “no”. However, if you are unable to work because of medical problems, you can apply for yourself.
No, the check belongs to the person to whom the check is made out to.
If you are asking if your SSDI will increase because your child turned 18, the answer is no.
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You need to address that question to a bankruptcy attorney.