In the United States, certain criminal convictions can have a significant impact on an individual’s Social Security and Medicare benefits. This blog post will discuss the specific provisions under § 404.465 of the Social Security Administration (SSA) regulations, which outline the consequences for individuals convicted of subversive activities. We will break down the key points of …
\Understanding the consequences of deportation or removal from the United States is crucial, especially when it comes to the receipt of Social Security benefits. In this article, we will discuss how deportation or removal affects old-age or disability insurance benefits, dependents or survivors benefits, and lump sum death payments. Old-age or disability insurance benefits a. …
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Navigating the complexities of health insurance can be a challenge, especially when considering the implications for non-US citizens residing outside of the United States. In this blog post, we’ll explore a particular aspect of this issue by discussing § 404.462, which outlines the nonpayment of hospital and medical insurance benefits for aliens who have been outside …
Social Security is a crucial safety net for millions of Americans, providing financial support in the event of retirement, disability, or death. However, the rules and regulations surrounding this program can be complex, especially for individuals who are not citizens of the United States. In this article, we will examine the provisions described in Section …
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The Social Security Administration (SSA) has specific rules regarding the payment of monthly benefits to non-U.S. citizens or nationals who are outside the United States. This blog post aims to provide an overview of these rules, as outlined in § 404.460, and explain the circumstances under which benefits may or may not be paid to eligible …
The Social Security Administration (SSA) enforces penalties for individuals who knowingly make false or misleading statements or withhold material information. In this blog post, we will explain the reasons for imposing these penalties, the consequences, and the process for appealing the decision. Why would SSA penalize me? You may be subject to a penalty by …
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The Social Security regulations can be complex, and understanding the rules that govern benefit deductions is crucial for families receiving Social Security benefits. In this blog post, we will explore § 404.458, a provision that limits deductions in certain situations where total family benefits would not be affected or would be only partly affected. Exception to …
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In some cases, the Social Security Administration (SSA) may suspend benefit payments for individuals who work or engage in self-employment. This suspension occurs when the SSA determines that an individual’s earnings may result in deductions against their benefits. This blog post will explain the circumstances, duration, and finality of such suspensions as outlined in § 404.456. …
The Social Security Administration (SSA) may request reports of earnings and estimated earnings from beneficiaries during or after the close of a taxable year. This article discusses the implications and consequences of failing to comply with these requests as per sections § 404.455 and § 404.456. Section 1: Request for Report During the Taxable Year (a) The …
The Social Security Administration (SSA) requires individuals to make timely reports under specific provisions. However, in some cases, failure to report on time may be excused if the individual can prove that they had good cause for their delay. This blog post will discuss the good cause exceptions as outlined in § 404.454 and provide examples …