I am married and did not report changes to social security. My spouse is my sons step father(obviously) and I am curious how much of his income is figured as support toward my son. Also will there be any penalty for the lack of reporting to SS administration regarding the marital status change?
My wife and I are separated, getting divorced. We have a 12 year old son with aspergers. When we first separated, she applied for ssi for our son under my name, without my knowledge and consent, because she knew that with my household income, he would be eligible. Her household income was too high to be eligible. Her motivation was that she would receive half of his ssi as part of the divorce. I have now been appointed as his representative payee.
I am a 56 yr old and disabled, both physically and mentally. I share living expenses with my 77 yr. old mother whom lives with me and she only receives her S.S. each month, which is even considered way below poverty level. Even with both combined monies, we are still below poverty. SSI sent me a letter, roughly 2 years ago stating that THEY had made an error in my direct deposits and that they will be taking out each month, of my SSI ( which we all know SSI does not give much money as it is ) until I have paid THEM back the full amount of $3,500.
Me and my mother got apartment in Section 8 premises for low income families.
My mother is senior and her only income is SSI payments and I am adult with
income coming from work. Amount of rent we pay based on 30% of our combined income. So, if my income goes up amount of rent we pay goes up and if my income goes down amount of rent we pay goes down.
Hi, I have been getting SSI for a while now and just this January my payment was reduced by 400+ dollars for no apparent reason. I did not get any overpayment letter or notice it was being reduced. My circumstances have not changed in any way. I actually found out when I went to the back and saw my January payment did not come as expected. I only check my account at the end of the month so I had no idea.
I am the representative payee for my son, who has hypoxic brain injury.
I recently learned I was supposedly "under investigation" in a jurisdiction I don't, nor have ever lived in! It's been a mess trying to get it straight. I called the social services dept in question about this and was told I am not, nor was I ever under investigation. The reason I know it was my ex is because HE lives there! He is currently facing trial for crimes against said son...
hello. recently i received a deposit from ssi 310 treas for $2,199 along with my monthly income a few days prior. i recieved around the same at the beginning of last year but i just assumed it was a one time thing. i got it at the beginning 2015 and i just wanted to make sure this wasn't some kind of mistake i could get in trouble for, by using this money.
Can I get it online
I talked to a social security rep and they owe SSI back pay for my son for at least 3 years back because they under paid by like $230 something ever month for like 3 to about 5 years but she says i only can get 12 month in back pay. Is this correct are should i fight this ?
My wife has been disabled with a neurological condition since March 2012. She applied for disability and was qualified almost immediately. Although we are not legally separated, we do live apart. One reason we are not divorced at this stage is due to insurance purposes. My question is this: if we were to divorce, would she see an increase in her monthly SSI income? and would she then qualify for additional SSDI benefits?
