I have been my brother's re-payee(sp?) for several years and feel that he is more than capable of handling his own money. What is the process to change this arrangement?
I have been my brother's re-payee(sp?) for several years and feel that he is more than capable of handling his own money. What is the process to change this arrangement?
In reply to Can i stop being someones by sherry (not verified)
Hi Sherry,
You may need to contact your local SSA office to stop being a payee.
After filling out the form of no longer wanting to be representative payee, what should I do/ should happen to the bank acoount that I was open for that person? Should I close it or just notify the bank?
In reply to After filling out the form of by Kim s. (not verified)
Hi Kim,
I would wait until a new payee is assigned, and then hand off those funds to them. You may want to contact your local SSA office for more details about how to do so.
Will Disability approve my husband to be my Payee without Dr approval.
In reply to Will Disability approve my by Sue (not verified)
Hi Sue,
Your husband may be able to be your payee, however I could not say if the SSA would approve him as a payee.
My Grand son has lived with me for several years but has only had SSI for about 2 years now. He wants to go stay with his Uncle for awhile can I still remain his payee or not? I don't no how it works for some but I heard if you make to much money he wouldn't be approved anyway, they approved me right away saying it was because I was his grandmother and didn't need income. But main concern is can I still remain being his payee?
In reply to My Grand son has lived with by Caren Rever (not verified)
Hi Caren,
You may be able to stay his payee, however if you would be unable to provide the funds for the child while he is staying with his uncle, you may want to contact the SSA and have them re-assign payees.
My brother needs to be his own payee how do we get my name off and put it in his name?
In reply to My brother needs to be his by Anonymous (not verified)
Hello,
Please notify the SSA immediately if you wish not to be your brother's payee.
Best Wishes,
Eric
What documentation is needed to take along to social security when changing a rep payee?
In reply to What documentation is needed by Allison (not verified)
Hi Allison,
The safest bet would be to call the SSA and make sure you have everything necessary. You can do so toll-free at 1-800-772-1213.
I know longer want to be my brother,s payee how to stop
In reply to I know longer want to be my by Anonymous (not verified)
Hi there,
Please notify the SSA immediately if you wish not to be your brother's payee. You can do so at 1-800-772-1213
How can I be a payee
In reply to How can I be a payee by Donta McHenry (not verified)
Hi Donta,
The SSA generally assigns payees, you may want to contact them regarding this, you can do so by calling 1-800-772-1213 or by going to www.ssa.gov
I have been the payee for my brother and recently i have had situations come up in my own immediate family and feel like I need to pass his payee over to my sister. How do we go about that?
In reply to I have been the payee for my by L Bender (not verified)
Hi there,
You may want to contact the SSA regarding this, you can do so by calling 1-800-772-1213 or by going to www.ssa.gov
I'm married to my husband an have been his payee since 2007 an in Nov 2016 I tried to kill myself to not deal with his crazy ideas that I was taking his money an buying what I wanted I have always paid all his bills on 3rd till may 2016 he took atm card away from me an if I go in bank he goes with me now which is fine I have proof with my bank how I always draw money out how much I left in for him to go the rest of month. But I'm tired of being threating every time he has a spell or quits taking his mental meds an says He's the man it's his money and I would give it to him or he could put me in jail or take it himself. This has gotten violent a few times an I just can't deal with being responsible for him an him not pay what he's suppose to an blame me. I want out of payee if it goes back to him his dad or his sister but not me.
In reply to I'm married to my by Lisa (not verified)
Hi Lisa,
I am sorry to hear that. You could go to your local Social Security Administration office and fill out the paperwork to no longer be the payee. If you do not have a replacement, the SSA will name someone else to become her payee.
Best Wishes,
Eric
I have been my partners payee for a year , and I want to remove my name from being there payee ,what can I do, can I go to a random office or to the specific office where I became his payee
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