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Age Verification for Social Security Benefits, § 404.715

Leave a Comment / Evidence Requirements / May 11, 2023

When it comes to applying for Social Security benefits, providing evidence of your age is an essential step in the process.   The Social Security Administration (SSA) requires individuals to submit documentation that verifies their date of birth, ensuring that benefits are correctly calculated and disbursed. However, there are certain circumstances where age verification may …

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Document Requirements for Social Security Benefits, § 404.707

Leave a Comment / Document Requirements / May 10, 2023

Navigating the Social Security benefits process can be challenging, especially when it comes to providing the necessary documentation to prove your eligibility. This blog post will simplify § 404.707, focusing on the types of records you need to submit and how they must be presented.   Section 1: Types of Records Accepted as Evidence: In order …

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Your Role in Providing Evidence for Social Security Benefits, § 404.704

Leave a Comment / Evidence Requirements / May 9, 2023

Understanding your responsibilities when it comes to providing evidence for Social Security benefits is crucial to ensuring a smooth application process. In this blog post, we will discuss the importance of providing accurate and complete evidence, the assistance offered by the Social Security Administration (SSA), and the consequences of misrepresenting facts or making false statements. …

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Understanding the Effects of Conviction for Subversive Activities on Supplementary Medical Insurance Benefits, § 404.466

Leave a Comment / Convictions / May 1, 2023

In today’s blog post, we will explore the implications of Section 404.466, which deals with the impact of convictions for subversive activities on an individual’s eligibility for enrollment in supplementary medical insurance benefits. This is a crucial piece of information for individuals who may have had past convictions and are now seeking medical insurance benefits …

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Understanding the SSA Penalties for False or Misleading Statements, § 404.459

Leave a Comment / Penalties / April 28, 2023

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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Understanding Lump-Sum Death Payments: Who is Entitled When There’s No Surviving Widow(er)? § 404.392

Leave a Comment / Widow or Widower / April 11, 2023

The Social Security Administration (SSA) provides a one-time lump-sum death payment to eligible survivors when an insured individual passes away. This payment helps cover immediate expenses related to the deceased’s passing. This blog post aims to clarify who is entitled to receive the lump-sum death payment when there is no surviving widow(er) living in the …

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Understanding Eligibility for Lump-Sum Death Payments as a Widow or Widower, § 404.391

Leave a Comment / Widow or Widower / April 11, 2023

Losing a spouse is a challenging experience, and dealing with the financial aspects can be daunting. One potential source of financial assistance is the lump-sum death payment offered by the Social Security Administration (SSA). In this blog post, we will explain the eligibility criteria for widows and widowers to receive this payment and help you …

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Understanding Social Security’s Lump-Sum Death Payment, § 404.390

Leave a Comment / Lump-Sum Death Payment / April 10, 2023

Dealing with the loss of a loved one is never easy, and understanding the various benefits and processes related to Social Security can be challenging during this time. One such benefit is the lump-sum death payment, a one-time payment of $255 provided under specific circumstances. In this blog post, we’ll break down the details of …

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Understanding Full-Time Student Status During Nonattendance Periods, § 404.368

Leave a Comment / Child's Benefits Eligibility / April 10, 2023

As a full-time student, it’s important to know how your status is affected during periods of nonattendance. Eligibility for certain benefits, financial aid, and other resources often depend on maintaining full-time student status. In this blog post, we’ll break down the criteria under Section 404.368 that determine whether you are still considered a full-time student …

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Understanding Full-Time Elementary or Secondary School Student Status for Child’s Benefits Eligibility, § 404.367

Leave a Comment / Child's Benefits Eligibility / April 10, 2023

Child’s benefits can be a crucial form of financial assistance for many families. To be eligible, one must be a full-time elementary or secondary school student. This blog post will explain the criteria that must be met in order to qualify as a full-time student under § 404.367. Criteria for Full-Time Elementary or Secondary School Students: …

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