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My daughters husband went missing nearly five months ago. He is receiving ssdi. They have four children together. She has not reported him missing to social security yet. She would like to know how this may effect her children's benefits. She's unsure if she should report it, or not at this time. She's afraid that her children's benefits may be affected. she has not use his portion of his benefits in fear that she may have too pay it back... can someone help please if they have any information that maybe helpful..thank you.
vinman |
She needs to notify them asap. It could be fraud if she doesn't. The children's benefits will not be decreased anyway. Generally children receive 50% of their disabled parents benefits, and this would apparently increase to 75%.
http://www.ssa.gov/survivorplan/onyourown5.htm |
[QUOTE=LIT LOVE;1025804]She needs to notify them asap. It could be fraud if she doesn't. The children's benefits will not be decreased anyway. Generally children receive 50% of their disabled parents benefits, and this would apparently increase to 75
Thank you very much, i did inform my daughter and she will be reporting it to SSA. Its been a very difficult time for her, not knowing where her husband is.. We are presuming that he is no longer with us because of some of the not so good things we had heard.... Hopefully SSA will understand her dilemma. again thank you much. vinman |
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Hopefully, this has been reported to the police by now! |
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I'm not sure how the SSDI part would be affected by him missing, but at some point the kids would get Social Security benefits if missing parent is after some time frame pronounced deceased. If never found.
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Your questions can be best answered if you & your daughter go down to your local SS office. Your daughter needs to get the correct info directly from the horses mouth instead of from complete strangers on a message board. Especially when minors are involved. If you do this, take a notebook & pen as well a copy of the police report. Take notes! Write down names & their position of everyone you speak to. Give the SS rep the names & phone #s of the PO who are investigating. If SS sets up their own investigating (SIU) file, make sure your daughter get the file case number. GOOD LUCK! :hug: |
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Thank you for the reply, my daughter will be contacting ss and will do i guess what ever is required of her. Just wanted to have a heads up on what may happened in her case , and if anyone went through something similar as to her.. I do know that its best to hear it from the horses mouth though... thank you again for the info.... |
Good luck helping your daughter and her kids through this difficult time, vinman.
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