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difficult and often take months or
several appeals to get approved.
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Social Security General Benefits
If you or a loved one passes away, do
you know what benefits you and your
family are entitled to? Make sure
you know, so you can get what your are
entitle to.
Social Security Retirement
If you or a loved one passes away, do
you know what benefits you and your
family are entitled to? Make sure
you know, so you can get what your are
entitle to.
Social Security Disability
If you or a loved one passes away, do
you know what benefits you and your
family are entitled to? Make sure
you know, so you can get what your are
entitle to.
Supplemental Security Income
If you or a loved one passes away, do
you know what benefits you and your
family are entitled to? Make sure
you know, so you can get what your are
entitle to.
Social Security Medicare
If you or a loved one passes away, do
you know what benefits you and your
family are entitled to? Make sure
you know, so you can get what your are
entitle to.
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Benefits for your family
When you start receiving Social
Security retirement or disability
benefits, other family members also
may be eligible for payments. For
example, benefits can be paid to
your husband or wife.
· If he or she is age 62 or older;
or
· At any age if he or she is caring
for your child (the child must be
younger than
16 or disabled and receiving Social
Security benefits on your record).
Benefits also can be paid to your
unmarried children if they are:
· Younger than 18;
· Between 18 and 19 years old, but
in elementary or secondary school as
full-time students; or
· Age 18 or older and severely
disabled (the disability must have
started
before age 22).
If you become the
parent of a child (including an
adopted child) after you begin
receiving benefits, let us know
about the child, so we can decide if
the child is eligible for benefits.
How much can family members get?
Each family member may be eligible for a monthly benefit that is up to half of your retirement or disability benefit amount. However, there is a limit to the total amount of money that can be paid to you and your family. The limit varies, but is generally equal to about 150 to 180 percent of your retirement or disability benefit.
If you are divorced
If you are divorced, your
ex-spouse may qualify for benefits
on your earnings. In some
situations, he or she may get
benefits even if you are not
receiving them. To qualify, a
divorced spouse must:
· Have been married to you for at
least 10 years;
· Have been divorced at least two
years;
· Be at least 62 years old;
· Be unmarried; and
· Not be eligible for an equal or
higher benefit based on his or her
own work or
someone else’s work.
Survivors Benefits
Free Evaluation
If you are a filing for Supplemental Security Income(SSI) or
Social Security Disability for the first time, then here is
where you need to be. The form below will put you in touch with
the people you need to file for Disability and SSI as well as
assist those who are reapplying or appealing a decision.
Filling out the form below will get you a FREE, NO
OBLIGATION Evaluation from a attorney or advocate in your area.
If
you have already applied on your own and have been denied, don't
worry, usually more than 60% of the time people are denied on
their first attempt. Put your mind at ease, just fill out the
form and have a disability attorney or advocate help you get the benefits
you deserve.
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