I recently became my brothers payee and the last payee canceled the card it was going on so now as of October im his payee but what happens to his September ssi? if the card its going to is turned off where does it go? does he not get it?
I recently became my brothers payee and the last payee canceled the card it was going on so now as of October im his payee but what happens to his September ssi? if the card its going to is turned off where does it go? does he not get it?
My mom is my legal guardian and payee and she's not doing her job she's taking my money she won't buy me no food and she's paying my rent late can you guys help me
In reply to My mom is my legal guardian by latonya bibbs (not verified)
Hi Latonya,
You can change your payee by visiting your an SSA office. If you have a new payee in mind, try to have them come with you with their Social Security card and a picture ID. If you do not have someone in mind, then the SSA can assign you one.
If I have a payee can i call the office and try to get her change without her being notified
In reply to If I have a payee can i call by Crystal (not verified)
Hi Crystal,
You have to change your payee in person. So visit your nearest SSA office!
I just went into the SSi office to change payees for i can be my own payee how long is the process tp switch over its been about 2 weeks now
In reply to I just went into the SSi by Richard (not verified)
Hi Richard,
It will typically switch over by your next pay period.
My friend just moved from Texas to Kansas. She wants me to be her new payee. What documents are going to be needed by both her and me to be able to get this done?
In reply to My friend just moved from by Denise Conyers (not verified)
Hi Denise,
You both will need to go to your local SSA office to change her payee to you. You'll need your Social Security card and at least one picture form of ID.
i want to put my check in my own name
In reply to i want to put my check in my by jessica bryant (not verified)
Hi Jessica,
To become your own payee, you'll need to do so at your local SSA office. Just know that becoming your own payee can open a new investigation by the SSA to see if you're still eligible for benefits.
Gm, My payee is my husband over me. And how do I get this changed to where I don't have a payee over me?
In reply to Gm, My payee is my husband by Sheila Greer (not verified)
Hi Sheila,
You can do so at your local SSA office. Just be aware that changing it so that you are your own payee can often trigger the SSA to reevaluate your claim.
Is there a form to change your payee? As I can not find it among all the forms.
In reply to Is there a form to change by Crystal (not verified)
Hi Crystal,
You have to change your payee in person at your local SSA office. If possible, have the your new payee go with you and have them bring their Social Security card and a picture ID.
question, how do I change the payee for ssi, what kind of documentation do I need?
In reply to question, how do I change the by Anonymous (not verified)
Hi There,
You'll need to do so at your local SSA office. If possible, have your new payee go with you with their Social Security card and a picture form of ID.
How do I report a payee?
In reply to How do I report a payee? by Sheena (not verified)
Hi Sheena,
You can report a payee calling the SSA at 1-800-772-1213!
If my mom's been my payee and I am know 26 years old does my mom owe me back pay
In reply to If my mom's been my by Brittney (not verified)
Hi Brittney,
Back pay is awarded by the SSA. If you were awarded back pay, it would have gone into the account your mother is the payee of.
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