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I’m disabled I receive SSA benefits if my children’s dad is also disabled is my child eligible to receive benefits
Q) I’m disabled I receive SSA benefits if my children’s dad is also disabled is my child eligible to receive benefits A) With both you and your child’s dad being disabled it can be very difficult emotionally financially. The Social Security Administration does provides financial disability benefits in cases when a disability disrupts the ability of an… Continue Reading
Both of my parents died in 2018. How do I get copies of their final SSA-1099s next January?
Q) Both of my parents died in 2018 and the address known for them to SSA is no longer valid. How do I get copies of their final SSA-1099s next January? A) Recommend that you visit your local Social Security office and bring with you proof of death and make your request to change the mailing address… Continue Reading
HOW CAN I GET A PRINTOUT OF MY SOCIAL SECURITY REWARDS LETTER
Q) HOW CAN I GET A PRINTOUT OF MY SOCIAL SECURITY REWARDS LETTER A) You can request a copy of your award notice from the Social Security Administration by calling them toll free at 1-800-772-1213 (TTY 1-800-325-0778) or by contacting your local office. If a copy is not available, they can provide you with an official letter… Continue Reading
want to get a social security card, what do I need to bring with me?
Q) I have to go to roswell in a couple of weeks and want to get a social security card so I can renew my drivers license. What do I need to bring with me? Do I need to make an appointment? if so, how? A) According to the Social Security Administration on Documents needed to apply… Continue Reading
What paperwork do I need to send to the Social Security office with my W-4V form?
Q) What paperwork do I need to send to the Social Security office with my W-4V form? A) According to the IRS: you may use the W-4V form to ask the payer to withhold federal income tax. Unemployment compensation (including Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act (RUIA) payments), Social security benefits, Social security equivalent Tier 1 railroad retirement benefits,… Continue Reading
Looking to apply for driving licence. What document needed to provide for ineligibility for SSN card?
Q) Hello, I am living here and I applied for adjusting my status after married a US citizen, and the USCIS say they will give me SSN and card after they approve my case I was looking for applying for driving licence they say there is a document you can provide fo ineligibility for SSN card… Continue Reading
How do I get my Medicare costs taken out of my SS check?
Q) How do I get my Medicare costs taken out of my SS check? A) If you get Social Security or Railroad Retirement Board (RRB) benefits, your Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance) premium will get deducted from your benefit payment. If you’re a Civil Service retiree and NOT entitled to Social Security: Your premiums will be deducted… Continue Reading
My husband and I gained legal guardianship of our grand kids. Father died, mother incarcerated. How do we get their benefits?
Q) My husband and I have gained legal guardianship of our 3 grand kids. Our son died October 24th, 2016 and his children are receiving death benefits through their mother. Their mother is now incarcerated in AZ and says the money will continue to load onto her debit card each month and she will use it… Continue Reading
My sister lost her wallet will she need to get a new Social Security number?
Q) My sister lost her wallet and someone found it but did not return it.she replaced everything but will she need to get a new Social Security number? A) Your sister simply need a new Social Security Card. However if she needs to Obtain a New Social Security Number and Card she will need to provide at… Continue Reading
Is there any way to get a temporary Social Security Number?
Q) My wife is in the United States as an Alien Resident with an Immigrant Visa foil in her passport. Her Green Card and Social Security Card are being processed and should be in the mail to us within 120 days. The visa in her passport clearly states that she may live, work, and study in… Continue Reading
I never received my son social security card. Do I need to apply for a replacement card for him?
Q) I never received my son social security card. He is 1 year old now. Do I need to apply for a replacement card for him in case it was lost or stolen? A) According to the social security administration – You can get an original Social Security card or a replacement card if yours is lost… Continue Reading
I filled out a W-4V form and would like to know if I can mail it to any social security office.
Q) I filled out a W-4V form and would like to know if I can mail it to any social security office. A) According to IRS website (states on form W-4V) For withholding on social security benefits, give or send the completed Form W-4V to your local Social Security Administration office. Source: https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/fw4v.pdf Continue Reading
I’ll be 66 on 1/27/19; when do I apply to get my benefits? Is Social Security Benefits taxed?
Q) I’ll be 66 on 1/27/19; when do I apply to get my benefits? Also. if there is no other income involved , is Social Security Benefits taxed? A) According to the Social Security Administration: You must be at least 61 years and 9 months old to apply for retirement benefits. You must be at least 61 years… Continue Reading
What paperwork do I need to bring in to start my social security benefits and widows benefits?
Q) What paperwork do I need to bring in order to discuss when to start my social security benefits and widows benefits? A) The Social Security Administration will need to see certain documents in order to pay benefits and help decide how much your benefits you are entitled to. The documents you’ll need will depend… Continue Reading
I am required by my job to complete a 1-9 form. I can no longer us my social card with my driver license
Q) I am required by my job to complete a 1-9 form. I have been told that I can no longer us my social card with my driver license as a former of identification I will have to get my a pass port or give a copy of my birth certification.I have been working on my… Continue Reading
I need a copy of my SSD hearing ALJ O. Eugene Powell Jr in Columbia.
Q) I need a copy of my SSD hearing before ALJ O. Eugene Powell Jr in Columbia, SC on or about Sep 26 2007, which is the date of my Notice of Decision – Fully Favorable. For some reason, I have yet to receive backpay all the way back to July 2, 1997, as ordered by… Continue Reading
how can I get a copy quickly of my social security survivors benefits documents?
Q) how can I get a copy quickly of my social security survivors benefits documents? A) According to the Social Security Administration website – An SSA-1099 is a tax form we mail each year in January to people who receive Social Security benefits. It shows the total amount of benefits you received from Social Security… Continue Reading
My son had surgery and it did not go well, I had to quit my job and care for him. Can I collect social security earlier that 62?
Q) My husband left me in March 2016. Right after that our son needed spinal surgery, the surgery didn’t go as planed and he couldn’t walk. After hospital stays and an other surgery thast howed some improvement, but he still couldn’t walk. I had to leave my job of 21 yrs to stay home and care… Continue Reading
I was told that when I start working full time I would no longer be eligible for benefits I am working fulltime.
Q) I was told that when I start working full time I would no longer be eligible for benefits I am working fulltime. A) You can get Social Security retirement benefits and work at the same time. However, if you are younger than full retirement age and make more than the yearly earnings limit, we will reduce your benefit. Starting with the month you reach… Continue Reading
I have a full time job and I collect social security disability, so I am probably no longer eligible for benefits.
Q) I have a full time job and I collect social security disability, so I am probably no longer eligible for benefits. A) According to Social Security administration – If you work while receiving disability payments You should tell us if you take a job or become self-employed, no matter how little you earn. Please let us… Continue Reading
Can I use just my passport, driver’s license and marriage certificate to change my name?
Q) Can I use just my passport, driver’s license and marriage certificate to change my name, or MUST I bring my birth certificate? A) According to the Social Security administration – If you legally change your name because of marriage, divorce, court order or any other reason, you must tell Social Security so you can get a… Continue Reading
My mother passed away Oct 1st of this year and I still haven’t got her Death Cert yet,..
Q) My mother passed away Oct 1st of this year and I still haven’t got her Death Cert yet, I got a letter in the mail stating I only had 5 days to return some info along with her Death cert, what happens if I haven’t gotten yet? A) According to Social Security administration – You… Continue Reading
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With both you and your child’s dad being disabled it can be very difficult emotionally financially. The Social Security Administration does provides financial disability benefits in cases when a disability disrupts the ability of an individual to work and support their family. Depending on the type of Social Security benefit you both receive, your children may also be eligible for Social Security monthly benefits, based on a percentage of the amount of money that you are both awarded. Please set an appointment with your local Social Security office and speak with a counselor.