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Q) I would like to change DIRECT Social Security Deposit to my Home address please. I no longer want direct deposit to CMECU. Please forward my check to 8** W 1**8th Street #307; Chicago Il. 6**3-5209. effective immediately. I tried so hard to do this on line. I couldn’t get it right. I apologize for… Continue Reading
Q) I would like to change DIRECT Deposit to my Home address please. I no longer want direct deposit to CMECU. Please forward my check to *** W 1**h Street #307; Chicago Il. 6***3-5209. effective immediately. I tried so hard to do this on line. I couldn’t get it right. I apologize for that. My… Continue Reading
Q) if my wife’s social security benefits is greater then mine would i receive hers? A) Under Social Security’s “deemed filing” rule, most married people are required to file simultaneously for retirement and spousal benefits — when you claim one, you are deemed to be claiming the other. Social Security will pay you the bigger… Continue Reading
Q) I am 68 (born 1951) and have not claimed any SS benefit. My spouse is 69 (1950) and has not claimed a benefit. 1) Are we grandfathered into the old filing rules? 2) Specifically, can my spouse still “file and suspend” planning to claim his benefit at 70? 3) If my spouse can do… Continue Reading
Q) I am eligible for retirement this coming fall. what steps do I need to take to get the process started A) According to the Social Security Administration – If you were born between 1943 and 1954 your full retirement age is 66Remember, the earliest a person can start receiving Social Security retirement benefits will… Continue Reading
Q) how do you change your name after being married? A) According to the Social Security Administration website: To change your name on your card, you must show us documents proving your legal name change and identity. If you are a U.S. citizen, you also must show us a document proving your U.S. citizenship, if… Continue Reading
Q) I made a account to get my award letter but it’s not working. A) The benefit verification letter, sometimes called a “benefits letter,” or a “Social Security award letter,” serves as proof of your retirement, disability, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), or Medicare benefits. It also serves as proof that you have applied for benefits… Continue Reading
Q) HI- can I get- a bpqy letter ? Thank you A) A Benefits Planning Query (BPQY) provides information about a beneficiary’s disability cash benefits, health insurance, scheduled continuing disability reviews, representative payee, and work history as stored in Social Security Administration’s electronic records. Below are steps you can take to get a copy of… Continue Reading
Q) If I started receiving benefits at 65 yrs. of age would I still be able to work my 45 hrs. job that at full retirement age of 66 yrs. of age would I be drawing my full amount at my retirement age? A) According to the Social Security Administration – You can get Social… Continue Reading
Share your experience at your local Social Security Office. Remember to add your Social Security Office Address in the comments secti Continue Reading
Q) I would like to change DIRECT Social Security Deposit to my Home address please. I no longer want direct deposit to CMECU. Please forward my check to 8** W 1**8th Street #307; Chicago Il. 6**3-5209. effective immediately. I tried so hard to do this on line. I couldn’t get it right. I apologize for… Continue Reading
Q) I would like to change DIRECT Deposit to my Home address please. I no longer want direct deposit to CMECU. Please forward my check to *** W 1**h Street #307; Chicago Il. 6***3-5209. effective immediately. I tried so hard to do this on line. I couldn’t get it right. I apologize for that. My… Continue Reading
Q) if my wife’s social security benefits is greater then mine would i receive hers? A) Under Social Security’s “deemed filing” rule, most married people are required to file simultaneously for retirement and spousal benefits — when you claim one, you are deemed to be claiming the other. Social Security will pay you the bigger… Continue Reading
Q) I am 68 (born 1951) and have not claimed any SS benefit. My spouse is 69 (1950) and has not claimed a benefit. 1) Are we grandfathered into the old filing rules? 2) Specifically, can my spouse still “file and suspend” planning to claim his benefit at 70? 3) If my spouse can do… Continue Reading
Q) I am eligible for retirement this coming fall. what steps do I need to take to get the process started A) According to the Social Security Administration – If you were born between 1943 and 1954 your full retirement age is 66Remember, the earliest a person can start receiving Social Security retirement benefits will… Continue Reading
Q) how do you change your name after being married? A) According to the Social Security Administration website: To change your name on your card, you must show us documents proving your legal name change and identity. If you are a U.S. citizen, you also must show us a document proving your U.S. citizenship, if… Continue Reading
Q) I made a account to get my award letter but it’s not working. A) The benefit verification letter, sometimes called a “benefits letter,” or a “Social Security award letter,” serves as proof of your retirement, disability, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), or Medicare benefits. It also serves as proof that you have applied for benefits… Continue Reading
Q) HI- can I get- a bpqy letter ? Thank you A) A Benefits Planning Query (BPQY) provides information about a beneficiary’s disability cash benefits, health insurance, scheduled continuing disability reviews, representative payee, and work history as stored in Social Security Administration’s electronic records. Below are steps you can take to get a copy of… Continue Reading
Q) If I started receiving benefits at 65 yrs. of age would I still be able to work my 45 hrs. job that at full retirement age of 66 yrs. of age would I be drawing my full amount at my retirement age? A) According to the Social Security Administration – You can get Social… Continue Reading
Q) What are the requirements to retire? A) According to the Social Security Administration: Full retirement age is the age at which a person may first become entitled to full or unreduced retirement benefits. If your full retirement age is older than 65 (that is, you were born after 1937), you still will be able… Continue Reading
Q) I just turned 62. I have 23 years employment paying into SS. I have 16 years working for a city police department that did not pay into social security. Instead the city offered a 457b deferred compensation program in which they contributed 4% of my base salary but no additional money for any overtime… Continue Reading
Q) As my mother’s executor, I need to receive her SS income statement at my address in order to file her taxes. How do I change her prior address to mine? A) According the the Social Security Administration: If you get Social Security benefits (retirement, survivors, or disability), you can update your contact information in… Continue Reading
Q) Thanks to Carlisles fine fine post office, I just received a shredded year end statement from social security. It’s so shredded I can’t read any of the info, it’s in a hundred pieces. If it’s the statement telling me next years amount, or this years total payout, I’ll Ned another one for my taxes… Continue Reading
Q) How do you make a appointment at your local social security office? I have the phone number but there is no option to make a appointment. A) If you do not want to apply for social security benefits online, or you need to speak with a social security office representative for any other reason,… Continue Reading
Q) How can I get a four page award of notice from Social Security Administration A) The benefit verification letter shows your monthly benefit amount. You can get your benefit verification letter online, or request it by telephone. It is often used to: Apply for a loan;Give to a landlord;Obtain housing assistance, or other state or local… Continue Reading
Q) I just turned 65 in October of this year. I am currently working full time and I expect to be working well into 2019 at the least. I have health insurance through my wife as she is younger than I and still working as well. I am just trying to figure out if there… Continue Reading
Q) My wife started collecting ss from her job when she was 64 years old and I stared collecting from my job at age 66. She gets $1100 per month and I get $2200 per month. If I die before her will she be able to collect any of my ss? We are currently 70… Continue Reading
Q) I need the name on my child’s SS card to be changed. What documentation would I need to bring with me? we have a NH legal name change letter already. Anything else? A) According to the Social Security Website: To change your name on your card, you must show us documents proving your legal name change… Continue Reading
Q) Need a Benefits letter A) According to Social Security Administration You can use a my Social Security online account to: Get your benefit verification letter or (BUDGET LETTER); Check your benefit and payment information and your earnings record; Change your address and phone number; and Start or change direct deposit of your benefit payment. If you… Continue Reading
Q) I’m disabled I receive SSA benefits if my children’s dad is also disabled is my child eligible to receive benefits A) With both you and your child’s dad being disabled it can be very difficult emotionally financially. The Social Security Administration does provides financial disability benefits in cases when a disability disrupts the ability of an… Continue Reading
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