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1. www.ssa.gov › payee › faqrepFrequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for Representative Payees

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   What Changes or Events Do I Need to Report to Social Security? You must report the following events as soon as possible. Call us at 1-800-772-1213, or contact your local Social Security office. Note: there are additional changes and events for SSI beneficiaries at the end of the list. The beneficiary dies; The beneficiary moves;

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2. www.ssa.gov › payee › beneWhen A Payee Manages Your Money | Representative Payee ...

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   Sometimes Social Security benefits take a while to be approved. When this happens, your back benefits may be paid all at once in a large payment. If that happens, your payee must spend the money on your current needs such as rent and a security deposit, food or furnishing.

3. www.ssa.gov › payee › faqacctFAQs for Payee Accounting | Representative Payee Program | SSA

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   Why must I enter my own Social Security number to get a User ID? You must register using your own Social Security number for us to verify that you are an employee of the organizational payee. We need to verify this information to make sure we receive the report from the representative payee. We do not allow organizations to register for a User ID.

4. blog.ssa.gov › representative-payees-help-youRepresentative Payees Help You Manage Your Social Security

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   Apr 25, 2024 · Hi, Betty. Thank you for reading our blog. If you are receiving Social Security retirement or disability benefits, you can create a personal my Social Security account to change your contact information online. If you are receiving SSI, you should contact your local Social Security office immediately. We hope this helps.

5. faq.ssa.gov › en-us › TopicHow do I become a representative payee for someone receiving ...

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   If you know someone receiving Social Security or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits who needs assistance managing their payments, you should contact your local Social Security office about becoming their representative payee. See When Peopl e Need Help Managing Their Money for more information.

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7. secure.ssa.gov › poms › lnxGN 00502.110 Taking Applications in the eRPS - socialsecurity.gov

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   Process all representative payee applications through eRPS unless it is not possible to do so (i.e., an undocumented alien parent payee cannot be assigned an SSN). You must appoint the same payee for all benefits to which the beneficiary is entitled and one payee application applies for all benefits payable if you are making all the decisions at the same time.

8. blog.ssa.gov › understanding-the-need-for-aUnderstanding the Need for a Representative Payee | SSA

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   Dec 29, 2022 · For your security, we do not have access to private information in this venue. We ask that members in our Blog community work with our offices with specific questions. You can call us at 1-800-772-1213, Monday through Friday, between 8:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m., for assistance. You can also contact your local Social Security office. We hope this helps.

9. People also ask

   How can I become a Social Security payee?

   • To become a Social Security payee, you must contact the Social Security office nearest you and complete form SSA-11 (Request to be selected as payee). You will also need to provide documents to prove your identity, such as your social security number (or, if you represent an organization, the organization's employer identification number).

   Social Security Administration - Representative Payee Program

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   Who should I contact if I need help managing my SSI payments?

   • If you know someone receiving Social Security or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits who needs assistance managing their payments, you should contact your local Social Security office about becoming their representative payee. See When People Need Help Managing Their Moneyfor more information. Give us Feedback.

   How do I become a representative payee for someone receiving Social

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   What happens if my Social Security benefits take a long time?

   • Sometimes Social Security benefits take a while to be approved. When this happens, your back benefits may be paid all at once in a large payment. If that happens, your payee must spend the money on your current needs such as rent and a security deposit, food or furnishing.

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   What if I need A payee for Social Security?

   • If there's someone you would like to have as your payee, you can tell a Social Security representative and we will consider your request. Before you even need a payee, you can provide us up to three names of persons you trust to potentially serve as your payee should the need arise. We call this advance designation.

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   How should I talk to my payee about my social security check?

   • You and your payee should talk about how your money is being spent. Your payee should show you how much money you get from Social Security and how much he or she spends on your needs. Then you should talk with your payee about how you want to use your money. My Payee Received a Large Check for My Past Benefits. How Should that Money be Spent?

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   How long can I access my payee form?

   • You can access the completed form for up to 30 days after you submit the form to us. You can also print and save a copy in PDF for your records. When may I access the payee form online? You may access the payee form online after you receive the paper form in the mail.

   FAQs for Payee Accounting | Representative Payee Program | SSA

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