My son became disabled at age 19 and filed for benefits on my husband's
>> Social Security, as he was also disabled. My son is now an adult and gets benefits on my husband’s account. However, I am ready to receive my benefits, which are twice what my husband gets. Social Security said that my son has to now reapply for benefits on my account, which means he has to complete a new application for benefits. If he chooses to stay on my husband’s benefits, he will lose his SSI, and will no longer have free Medicare and Medicaid coverage.

Can Receiving a $20,000 loan affect my SSI benefits?

Hi. Yes. Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is needs based, and you can't qualify for SSI payments if you have countable assets in excess of $2,000. The SSI rules are complex, though, and the actual effect that receiving a loan of $20,000 would have on your SSI eligibility would depend on what you do with the money. You should discuss your plans with Social Security to get a more personalized answer to your question.

Can I purchase a used car for a relative on Ssi and give it to them. Or does it have to be gifted.

Hi Larry I am currently collecting SSI benefits I have been since 2008 they won't give me disability benefits because I have no work history since I have been on SSI for so long. I am wondering if and when I can draw off from my Ex wife we was married over 10 years and she has worked full time since making good money? Sorry for being so long thank u so much for your time.

If son receives car from dad registered,But son can't drive no lic and don't want car,The car sells money goes to dad.Son on SSI will it hurt benefits?

I have been receiving SSI since 1995, since I was 21 months old. I'm 27 now and living on my own with my daughter. I recently looked at my benefit letter and saw on there where it says "you are entitled to monthly benefits as a dependent of the wage earner". I don't understand what that means exactly because I'm not a dependent of hers anymore I get $794.00/month for my SSI is that what I should be receiving in the state of Kansas or should I be getting more, or should I be getting a portion of my mother's SSDI?

I'm disabled and on S.S.I.. I turned 62 on feb.22. I had an appointment with S.S. on 02/15/21 at which time I was told that I would $411.00 from my benefits and $183.00 from my ex wife's benefits whom is still living for a total $594.00 and was told that S.S.I. would make up the difference to bring the amount up to the amount I've been getting from S.S.I of $780.00 and would remain on Medicaid. I received a letter yesterday from S.S. telling me that I would be receiving a check in march for $594.00 and that this is all I'm entitled to period. No mention of S.S.I. or Medicaid.

I have 7 months of SSI benefits sitting on direct express card and they wont activate my card or stop payment going to the card. Denver Field Office refuses to help us and im afraid my stepfather is goingbto die without access to his money. What do i do? Impossible to get him an id because he has been here 13 years never had co id and has absolutely no documents or money to obtain id that they insist on... Now what

I got a letter saying that I had been overpaid on my SSI BENEFITS, due to the fact that I sold my house and put the money in a savings account until I was able to buy another home with that money. I did use all of it to purchase another home, but it was in a savings account for a little over 6 months, until the purchase of my new home was finalized. Will I lose my SSI benefits? Will I have to pay Social Security back? I had no idea this was against the rules! What should I do?

I am 40 years old and receive SSI. Let's say I get married on May 1. My future husband (also 40, not disabled) makes $100,000 per year so I will not be eligible for SSI. We do not currently live together, but will after marriage.
My question is, will I get SSI for May? Does it continue for a grace period, or is it revoked immediately? I will report my marriage to SSA after it occurs (within ten days, which I think is the reporting deadline for changes)