Is it possible to gain custody of my 3 minor siblings as well as receive their social security income from state?

Yes, if custody of your minor siblings is to you, you can request that Social Security make you the representative payee of your siblings' Social...

If you collect social security at 62,am I eligble for any medical ?

To be eligible for Medicare Part B, you either have to be age 65 or older or a recipient of Social Security or Railroad Retirement Board disability...

Will I lose my social security disability?

You should look at: http://www.ssa.gov/work/receivingbenefits.html You should also look at:...

I am 63 F I currently receive social security, I was diagnosed with cancer in 2007, is there any way I can get disability, even

My guess is that you are currently receiving Social Security early retirement benefits. In order to be eligible for Social Security disability...

Is the amount the same in Texas as it is in Pennsyvania for Social Security and Disability?

Yes. The amount you receive in Social Security disability benefits is based on your earnings record, not on your state of residence. The amount...

Concerning social security disability evaluation, are disorders like chronic fatigue, lyme disease and fibromyalgia considered?

The Social Security Administration answers your question in Social Security Ruling (SSR) 99-2p, which can be found at: ...

No. Eligibility for Social Security benefits is NOT based on financial need. If you become disabled while fully and currently insured, you are...

I am sorry Cary L. Winslow, I think I marked that your info did not help me when infact I meant to mark it did.

You may not have to change attorneys. An attorney who has not been admitted to practice in a particular court might nevertheless be allowed by the...

How does the Social Security SGA (substantially gainfully active) rule govern me?

No, you would not be found eligible for Social Security disability benefits if you are currently engaged in substantial gainful activity (SGA). ...

Will my kid also receive a check?

If you are only receiving SSI (and not Social Security) disability benefits, the answer is "No." SSI is a disability welfare program, while Social...