If you win a Big prize amount do you report it to IRS even if you don't pay taxes and what if your husband is on S.S.I

You'll have to report to SSA the prize and it could reduce your husband's SSI benefits or make him ineligible for it.

You can contact SSA. Your daughter has her own claim based on her Social Security number. You can contact SSA and ask them to appoint you as her...

I received partial favourable award letter in February 2017 when Will benefits begin

Unless your onset date is less than 5 months ago, you should receive payment any day now. Contact SSA for an update.

SSI/SSD! I am asking for a male friend of mine whom I have known for yrs...they have know computer/ I told him about this site.

If he's getting SSI he'll have to report the settlement regardless. However, the sooner he pays off the debt the better because SSI has a resource...

Can I get ssdi if I already getting ssi

If you're on SSI, you are already found disabled. However, SSDI requires sufficient recent work credits. You can contact SSA and see if you have...

I'm receiving SSI now but I had a disability since I was in first grade my mother died and my father is retired am I in titled

This is not going to be an easy case. You may want to contact a good, local attorney to review your case. You do not need to prove your disability...

If somebody getting his social security retirement monthly award dies does he loses his money or his wife abd kids keep getting

The retirement benefits end, but there may be survivor benefits depending on the age of the surviving spouse and kids. Minor children may continue...

If my normal dep. child takes a summer job, will that income affect the amount or eligibility of the SSI for my disabled child?

I don't believe the non-disabled child's income would affect the other children's SSI benefits unless he gives them money or gives money to their...

I just started dialysis last month and I turn 66 in this May.

I'm sorry to hear you're going through these medical issues. You will not lose Social Security benefits. This is normal for disabled individuals...

Do I need a lawyer?

This is showing up under Social Security, but you should probably speak with an employment law attorney.