The question is somewhat unclear -BUT- If there is some kind of government lien against the SSI payment it will be deducted from the payment amount before the check is sent, or the deposit is ever made.
I have recieved mine the night before it was due so to say at 1:00 am the day its due is incorrect i
If you don't deposit your SSI checks or cash them, then yes the checks can be cancelled and the money would be lost. But if you deposit the money into your bank or cash the check and save the money, then no, the money cannot get taken away.
Does ssi checks come on april fools day
It was probably triggered by the record of the deposit from a foreign location. They want to know if you are independently capable of supporting yourself by private funds or that you are "scamming" the US taxpayers.
No. You will collect one or the other. SSI will initially kick in, then you have to pay it back out of SSD when you qualify. SSI is usually much less than SSD.
If you have been turned down repeatedly for SSI, it may be time to hire a lawyer.
The direct deposit date is based on the date of birth for the person whose earnings record is being used to pay benefits. If your benefits are calculated from your own work record, then yourdate of birth is used; if the benefits are calculated on a spouse's or (for children) parent's work record, then his or her date of birth is used.If the birthday occurred on the:1st through 10th, your deposit will be on the second Wednesday of each month11th through 20th, your deposit will be on the third Wednesday of each month21st through 31st, your deposit will be on the fourth Wednesday of each monthIf you receive Supplemental Security Income (SSI) checks only, your deposit will be on the first day of the monthIf benefits began prior to May 1997 or you receive both SSDI and SSI benefits, your deposit will be on third day of the monthIf the scheduled date falls on a holiday, benefits are paid one business day earlier than scheduled.Access the exact calendar dates for 2010 via Sources and Related Links, below.
YES is the correct answer. Anyone and everyone who makes less than $77,000.00 annually gets one. With the exception of the illegal undocumented. If you are in the U.S. on a Work Visa, you get a check for $1200.00. The Federal Government really is making sure everyone is assisted. This also includes the homeless who can obtain their funds via a web portal using local facilities. That already established recipients of Social Security retirement, disabled or SSI, that are currently enrolled with the direct deposit option, will receive their stimulus funds first. PS: Even if you make over $77,000 annually you will receive a check. The amount over 77 is calculated by a simple formula. ALSO for each dependant you have, you will receive an additional $500 per dependeant.
call social security and ask them
No
Yes, I know of someone that Collects Child support SSI and Welfare. Messed up huh