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My grandson wants to move in with us the Grandparents, he is getting socialsecruity since his Dad past away. Right now his Mom is getting it can I tranfered that over to us since we have to take care of him, how long can he throw it he is gonna be 18 next Feb, but still is going to school.

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The legal guardian of the minor child would be able to collect SS Survivor benefits and quite likely additional support from the surviving parent. The child themselves would not receive the support directly unless he or she is 19 years of age, unmarriedand still in high school. If a child becomes disabled before he or she reaches the age of 22 they may still be able to receive survivor benefits until qualifying for SSI.

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Unless they changed it again since the early 1980s, survivor benefits are administered on behalf of the dependent of the deceased, and directly to the dependent after he/she reaches age 18, as long as he/she remains a full-time student, but only until age 19. Previously it was until age 22.

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my dad died when i was 15 and i get it till 18 and if i go to college i don't get it. just till im 18. that's what ssi told me

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Until age 18

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Q: Can a child collect social security from a deceased parent and child support from the other parent?
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