Navigating the process of filing for Social Security benefits can be confusing, especially when it comes to understanding the rules and timelines. One important aspect to be aware of is what happens if you file your application after the first month you meet the requirements for benefits. This blog post aims to clarify the consequences …
Late Filing for Social Security Benefits and Exceptions, § 404.621 Read More »
In the Social Security system, the general rule states that a claimant must be alive at the time an application is filed. However, there are specific exceptions to this rule, which we’ll discuss in this blog post. These exceptions can be found in § 404.615 and cover situations when a disabled person or a potential beneficiary …
Navigating the process of filing a social security application can be confusing, especially when it comes to understanding who is allowed to sign the application. In this blog post, we will break down the rules outlined in § 404.612, which determine who is eligible to sign an application for social security benefits. Adults and Child’s Benefits …
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When disabled beneficiaries are receiving Social Security benefits due to drug addiction or alcoholism, certain amounts may be paid in installments. This post aims to explain the provisions outlined in § 404.480, detailing the various scenarios, limitations, and exceptions associated with the payment of these benefits. Amounts subject to installment payments: Under § 404.480(a), the amounts due …
The Social Security Administration (SSA) offers disability benefits to eligible individuals under Title II of the Social Security Act. Beneficiaries of these disability benefits may engage in a trial work period to test their ability to work while still receiving benefits. However, it is crucial for beneficiaries to understand the consequences of fraudulently concealing work …
When a person receiving disability benefits fails to comply with the rules regarding treatment for drug addiction or alcoholism, there can be serious consequences. This blog post breaks down the regulations under Section 404.470, which outlines the suspension, resumption, and termination of disability benefits for individuals who do not adhere to the required treatment programs. …
The Social Security Administration (SSA) is responsible for overseeing the distribution of various benefits, such as retirement, disability, and survivor benefits. However, certain individuals may be ineligible for these benefits under specific circumstances. One such instance is the nonpayment of benefits to prisoners. In this blog post, we will discuss the regulations that govern the …
Understanding the Nonpayment of Social Security Benefits to Prisoners, § 404.468 Read More »
Navigating the complex world of Social Security benefits can be challenging, especially when you’re entitled to multiple benefits. In this blog post, we’ll break down the rules and scenarios under which benefits are reduced for age when a person is entitled to two or more benefits. This information is based on § 404.411, which outlines how …
If you’re receiving disability benefits under Title II of the Social Security Act, it’s essential to understand how engaging in work activity can impact your benefits. This blog post will break down the rules and regulations that govern when disability benefits may stop due to work activity, according to § 404.401a of the Social Security regulations. …
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Equitably adopted children may be eligible for Social Security benefits based on their adoptive parent’s record. However, the dependency criteria must be met to establish eligibility. In this article, we’ll discuss the conditions under which an equitably adopted child is considered dependent upon the insured, as defined in § 404.365. Definition of an Equitably Adopted Child …