Social Security

saving for retirement is the job of citizens, not government

Does it matter. It was 1937.

My ex husband was in an accident and has not paid child support for 27 months. He is now drawing SS benefits which my child just started to receive benefits, his step-child is receiving the other half of the benefits. However, these benefits are less than what he was paying in child support

Alabama

Yes; however, if the chid is receiving SSA based on your earnings, that counts as chid support paid.

Frances Perkins

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yes the children with deceased parents get social security benefit's. but only if the parents were workers in the US.

It can take up to a month before getting paid by SSDI. This is every state including FL.

no im pretty sure you have to be 18 to pay social security tax

Dear Sir/madam:

I'm Joahanna Amaro Lariosa, a daughter of the late Army Captain Benjamin Ortiz Lariosa. I am applying for a benifit claim of my father. I dont have any idea regarding this coz, they died since i was six (6) years old.

Please to help me with this matter regarding with my claim. Thank you very much and may god bless you always.......

Sincerely yours,

Joahanna A. Lariosa

yes you can

They can get them modified. The payment would go down to the amount of the child benefit check.

when did his parents die??

when you can prove that you are old enough to take on adult responsibly. Such as paying bills making sure you have all the household items needed,and so on.

Yes! they can, will and do garnish Social Security wages. There's a good article about it at: http://www.seniorjournal.com/NEWS/SocialSecurity/05-02-01IRSGrabChecks.htm

The SSA require that Social Security benefits be used for the person that is eligible to receive them and in some instances for a dependent spouse and minor children.

SS benefits for minors are due to the loss of a parent 'survivor benefits'.

The general criteria is that such monies are to be used for basic necessities, food, clothing, shelter, education, in some cases a reasonable amount of spending money for an older child, etc. with any remainder placed in a savings account for the minor child.

It would be extremely difficult to prove that benefits for a minor are being misused unless an investigation by a social service agency or other authority proved that said minor child was living in an unsuitable environment and had been subjected to neglect and/or abuse.

Your best bet is to go see an immigration lawyer. Make sure you finished high school and have kept (and continue to keep) a clean record with the police department. Since you are still a minor, your overstay must be through no fault of your own. A judge is more likely to allow you to stay without fear of deportation if it's not your fault.

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

I can't speak exactly for your situation, but I live in New Hampshire, & we got a ton of parking tickets in California over a period of 2 months. We never paid them, just went back to the east coast. The car died shortly after, which we knew it would, and its never come back to haunt us... That was about 7 years ago. I have had other speeding tickets & various since then-, & no mention of the parking tickets, but they've all been in New England. I could see it might come up if I got a ticket in California, or a neighboring state, or tried to apply for a license there. It's a gamble, I'm sure your aware. How much of a gamble depends if you have a US license, or are planning on applying for one; & wether you plan to drive in that state again. If your not, I'd say forget about it. Communication between non-neighboring states regarding small legal issues isn't that great, but better now than it was then, given computerization. If it did come up again, you would owe the ticket amount, plus penalties- probably based on how much time had passed, & if you had a US license, they would take it away until you paid it all.

Ulf Kristersson is the Minister for Social Security for Sweden.

No, if you divorce it does not automatically count as a legal name change in the USA. You can still use your married name the rest of your life, although this is uncommon. Most divorcees change back to their maiden name after divorce.

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Did Jimmy Carter give Social Security payments to illegal aliens, who NEVER paid a dime into it?? That was my question..So far, I've been getting one ROYAL run around by Ask.com..I guess I go back to Google.