Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)

I am receiving SSDI, and chose to also receive 'early' SS benefits at age 62 instead of waiting until full retirement age. I understand my SSDI plus my SS is paying what I would have expected to receive at age 65 under 'regular' SS. My question is, when I do turn 65 and SSDI transitions over to regular SS, will this be at the 'early SS' rate of age 62, or will it be at the 'regular' SS rate of age 65? (Which would leave the monthly amount unchanged.) I am permanently disabled, so not worried about any future redesignation of status.

I've been on SSI over 3 years & also working part time & now I've acquired enough work credits for SSDI which would be a higher monthly payment. I didn't realize till my interview that applying for SSDI requires a new determination of disability etc. Should you apply for SSDI? Already being on SSI improve your approval for SSDI?What if denied SSDI would I lose my SSI?

I was recently approved. Been researching family maximum and always come across the "won't exceed 150 of PIA). Here's the hypothetical. Let's say my PIA is $1000.00. Is my family maximum 1500 (1000*1.5) or is it 2500 (1000 PIA + 1000*105)? In other words, is the Family Maximum separate and distinct from my benefit or is my benefit INCLUDED in the total?
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If my husband and I divorce and he receives disability for our two minor children, if one child lives with me, will she still get her disability $$$ ?

My son was disabled (diagnosed and has doctor's papers to prove it), but we were trying various treatments for 7 years putting all our resources, only to finally get it the disability is chronic, i.e. terminal.

Is it too late now to apply for SSDI based upon his parent's social security as he hasn't really worked more than 4 hours a week, if at all.

I'm a disabled US citizen living overseas, and I've been receiving SSDI benefits since 2012.

I have been on SSDI for year (before I gave birth to my child). I was never informed about dependent/child benefits. I assume my child qualifies for up to half of my benefit from what I have read, but will she be entitled to back pay since her birth?

I receive SSDI benefits, about $934 / month. I have $5300 in the bank. I will be receiving inheritance estimated to be $100,000. I live in Virginia. Will this affect my SSDI disability check?

Josh

My husband works full time, I did but am now disabled. Is my husband allowed to take my entire check every month to pay household bills? This leaves me with no way to pay for doctor bills, prescriptions, vehicle gas, etc.

i need to have a hysterectomy done and i will be off of work for 4-6 weeks am i eligible for short term disability