I married a man on SSI two years ago. He has recently received a letter that he owes them money back for the last two years and that he’s losing his SSI now for good.
This was all due to my income. If we get divorced, will he be able to reinstate his SSI?

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My payee is disabled and receives $800 per month in SSI. If I give her money for living (eg.. $200 per mont) how much will be deducted from her SS payment .

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Hi Larry, I’m 37 years old, divorced female, deemed disabled in 2017 by SSA. I receive SSI and the RI state supplement of approx $40. Anyhow, I will likely be receiving a settlement from a personal injury lawsuit and have been hearing and reading much conflicting advice. Am I able to report the settlement and suspend my SSI payments until the settlement is spent (it likely will be under $70k)? Should I look into setting up a special needs trust for myself? Is that even possible? Any help is appreciated!

Hi,

I've been receiving SSI for about 10 years. December 6th I turn 62. Is there anything I need to do?

Thank you in advance
Jeff

Hi Jeff,

I have a SSD benefit , but I no longer get my retirement benefit from my job. My income is under the limit to go concurrent , but I can't apply for SSI . What can do? It stopped when I turned 65 my retirement also with prosthesis?

Hi,

You say that you can't apply for SSI (Supplemental Security Income), but you have a right to apply for those benefits. I have no idea whether or not you'll qualify for SSI, but the Social Security Administration can't prevent you from applying.

I WOULD LIKE TO LEAVE MY HOME TO MY GRSON WHO RECIIEVE S SSI .HOW EVER I LIVE IN CALIF HE LIVES IN WYOMING COULD HE SELL MY HOME , USE THE MONEY FOR A HOME THERE IN WYOMING WITH OUT IT AFFECTING HIS SSI?

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I was on SSI, at 63 I was notified that since I had retirement I had to take early retirement. Is there anyway I can get full retirement since I had no choice in this per SSA.
Thank you,
Lori

Hi Lori,

I live on SSI and what happen when I turn 62.

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If I'm receiving SSI due to an illness as 66 do I still get social security check alsoand I still receive both SSI and social security

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For the benefit of other readers, SSI is the abbreviation for Supplemental Security Income. SSI is a needs based program administered by the Social Security Administration, but the benefits aren't paid from the Social Security trust fund. Only people who are either blind, disabled, or age 65 or older can qualify for SSI payments.

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My mother has just filed for Social Security. I am living with her, and have been blind since birth. I have now been put on a mandatory child adult disability benefit. I was told if I did not apply, I would be no longer eligible for supplemental security income. Are there any laws that stipulate this in writing? Also, I cannot find anywhere on the Internet that says what the Sga earnings are for someone who is blind, and now is on child adult disability benefits. Thank you very much for your help.

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