What age do you have to be to obtain a social security card?

There is no minimum age. Most parents get social security cards for their children before their first birthday nowadays.

At the present the age to receive social security is 62.

To prove citizenship, age, and identity.

The earliest you are eligible for Social Security retirement benefits is age 62.

Social Security Retirement Age is sixty two years of age

You can only draw Social Security benefits at age 55 if you are disabled.

My husband was denied Social Security at age 62 because he is an officer of a corporation. At age 65 he can draw his Social Security and still be an officer of a corporation.

At age 60, or at age 50 if Social Security also finds them disabled. They are reduced benefits if taken early.

do social security disability benifits decrease at age 66

You can get Social Security before age 62 only if you are able to prove disability, which is SSI.

You must be the age of 18 to go by your self. but if younger to the age of 15 or 16 you will need a parent or guardian with your social security number

If you have never had a social security card before and you are age 12 or older and born in the U.S. Complete an Application For A Social Security Card (Form SS-5); and Show the Social Security Office documents proving: U.S. citizenship; Age; and Identity. Take your completed application and original documents to your local social security office; see related links for your local Social Security Office Anyone age 12 or older requesting an original Social Security number card must appear for an interview at a Social Security office. Note that a resident alien with a valid work visa may also receive a social security number for tax purposes. In the case of a resident alien, in place of proof of U.S. citizenship, they must provide proof of their valid work visa. Some examples include: F-1 students generally have work authorization. If an F-1 provides the appropriate documentation, he/she may be assigned a work-authorization Social Security number after properly completing a Form SS-5, Application for Social Security Card. When applying for a Social Security number the F-1 visaholder must present their Passport/Visa, I-94 Card, I-20-ID form J-1's are admitted to take part in an Exchange Visitor program designated by the U.S. Information Agency (USIA). J-1's usually study, teach, receive training, or obtain general employment while being sponsored by an USIA approved program. Some J-1's are automatically authorized to work. Others require the permission of their sponsors. When applying for a Social Security number, the J-1 visaholder must present their Passport/Visa, I-94 Card, and IAP-66 then properly complete a Form SS-5, Application for Social Security Card.

working after 65 and still paying into social security does that add to your social security

can you collect social sercirity at the age of 56

where can i get info on how much will i receive from social security when i retire at age 62 or how can get in touch with social security

The person does not receive SSDI anymore, they receive general old age social security.

If you are receiving Social Security Disability and reach full retirement age, the full amount of your benefits will be transferred from SSDI to Social Security Retirement. If you are receiving Supplemental Security Income and are over the age of 62, you may be able to receive Social Security Retirement benefits in addition to your SSI if you have worked and paid into Social Security long enough to be eligible.

A person on Social Security, at the age of 66, can earn up to $41,000. Earnings over $41,000 will reduce the amount of their monthly Social Security check.

I think it is 66 years old

yes you can receive social security benefits at 53 years of age.

A social security card should be applied for as soon as a person is born. Ususally when you are in the hospital you will be given an application to fill out and mail off to get the card. It is a lot easier to apply when the person is yourng because if you wait until you are an adult it will be much harder to get one and it will seem also suspicious.

You can collect social security anywhere between the age of 62 and full retirement. This could possibly change depending on what age you are now.

If you receive pers retirement and apply for social security at age 66 will your social security benefits be penalized?

I am divorced and I am 63 was married 25 years to him. At what age can I claim social security from him. I also receive social security right now for me. Can I claim on his.

Depends on if you have put in 40 quarters. On social security you will also pay a deductible for Medicare out of your social security. The social security has a website I suggest you contact them.