I am looking for what the letters after the claim number/social security number mean. I know that C1, C2, etc, means child and the SS number is actually a parents, but other letters, such as HA. Is there a list that can be printed out to know what each letter stands for?
My Medicare starts 2/16 and my disabled adult daughter received a medicare card with c2 after her number. What does this mean? Is she also going to be on medicare?
In reply to My Medicare starts 2/16 and by Lisa Forsberg (not verified)
Hi Lisa,
C2 refers to a child. If she received the card, it seems like she has indeed been enrolled.
Hi have a question after reading the above question it generated another question and that is C1, C2, etc, means child and the SS number is actually a parents (to mean that the child is receiving benefits because of the parents) so, till what age does the child receive the benefits?
In reply to Hi have a question after by Ariel (not verified)
HI Ariel,
They may be eligible for benefits up to age 18.
What does HA stands for after claim number?
In reply to What does HA stands for after by Deborah Ponce (not verified)
Hi Deborah,
The Social Security claim number identifies whose account the client is drawing from and why they are receiving those benefits.
HA: Disabled claimant (wage earner)
-Eric
what does the letter A after the social means. Is this regular social security benefits, old age
In reply to what does the letter A after by nancy (not verified)
Hi Nancy,
The letter refers to what relation you have to the person applying for disability benefits, "A" means that that person would be the primary applicant.
What HC1 after my SS number mean? I received a letter w a claim number stoping my son ck and the claim number include my SS and HC1 at the end.
In reply to What HC1 after my SS number by Loanda Bender (not verified)
Hi Loanda,
HC1 is filed under a beneficiary identity code, however I would recommend speaking to a SSA representative.
-Eric
Can you please tell me what the letters DC mean on a SS Awards Letter after the Claim / Social
Security number? THANK YOU!!
In reply to Can you please tell me what by Linda Hammond (not verified)
HI Linda,
That's a social security beneficiary code. Generally, they describe what types of benefits you are eligible for. The awards letter should give you some detail about those benefits.
what does ha stand for after your social security number
In reply to what does ha stand for after by Anonymous (not verified)
Hi There,
The Social Security claim number identifies whose account the client is drawing from and why they are receiving those benefits.
HA: Disabled claimant (wage earner)
What does it mean when your SSN is on your letter twice I have a letter A after one and the other I have DI
In reply to What does it mean when your by Kathy (not verified)
Hi Kahty,
The letter refers to what relation you have to the person applying for disability benefits, "A" means that that person would be the primary applicant.
"DI" is The claim number is the social security number under which a claim is filed or benefits are paid. If you are an SSI beneficiary, your claim number is your nine-digit Social Security Number (SSN) (000-00-0000) followed by two letters such as, "DI,"
My question was, what does HA stand for after the ssn, I read that it means disabled client, but the letter was a denial letter
In reply to My question was, what does HA by Vicky snyder (not verified)
HI Vicky,
It means that you are the primary applicant for a disability claim.
My exceptance letter from ss has an HA behind my ss # but when I printed out a proof of ss letter it only has an A behind my ss#. Which is correct or what does it mean ?
In reply to My exceptance letter from ss by Dorothy (not verified)
Hi Dorothy,
"A" means that that person would be the primary applicant.
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