Question about SSI

dragonman3000

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I have SSI and I already lived with my best friend's house who also have SSI. I have been living there for almost two month. Will it affect my friend 's SSI because I have SSI and paying her as a rent for a room for live in?
 
it wont affect her ssi lol. just inform ssi what you pay bills, split bills,etc. it will be fine as long you inform ssi co. for a new address of change, bills infos,etc
 
SSI's COD stand for "Cost of Living" mean like you can pay rent any place.
 
ohh thanks! thats a relief whew! lol. But is it possible for SSI to give me more money since I dont live with my parents anymore
 
Well, I suggest you go to take a career or training school for your future. After 10+ years due to lay off, fired, resign, quited for reason: hate crimes against disabled workers. You will receive SSDI is high income than SSI due to you're a taxpayer.
 
Well, I suggest you go to take a career or training school for your future. After 10+ years due to lay off, fired, resign, quited for reason: hate crimes against disabled workers. You will receive SSDI is high income than SSI due to you're a taxpayer.

Yup, it doesn't have 10 years but it is depending on hours of work that you earned. Some people qualified for SSDI when they only worked for 5 years, 7 years, it is depending on hours.
 
ohh thanks! thats a relief whew! lol. But is it possible for SSI to give me more money since I dont live with my parents anymore

no they will not give you more money from SSI when you not live with ur parents anymore. I lived with my mom, I had my ssi whole my life since I was born, gain little bit every years on January. Then I moved out of my mom's house, my ssi still the same. Ssi knows I moved to my own place, nothing change my ssi.

If your parents retired, you can ask SSI about their retired, if you can change it to SSDI, get more money. Or you used to work before, then ask for SSDI..SSI is small amount than SSDI or SSA. grr. my dad still works for 30 years, and still counting. When he's retired. I'll try ask for SSDI..hehe.
 
by the way, my both kids are deaf too, they receive SSI same amount as my SSI..They lives with me so. Yea it wont change ur ssi when ur moved out of parents house.
 
no they will not give you more money from SSI when you not live with ur parents anymore. I lived with my mom, I had my ssi whole my life since I was born, gain little bit every years on January. Then I moved out of my mom's house, my ssi still the same. Ssi knows I moved to my own place, nothing change my ssi.

If your parents retired, you can ask SSI about their retired, if you can change it to SSDI, get more money. Or you used to work before, then ask for SSDI..SSI is small amount than SSDI or SSA. grr. my dad still works for 30 years, and still counting. When he's retired. I'll try ask for SSDI..hehe.

by the way, my both kids are deaf too, they receive SSI same amount as my SSI..They lives with me so. Yea it wont change ur ssi when ur moved out of parents house.

Only if your SSI is less than maximum ($698 per month) so you will get more to reach the maximum.

For example, if you live with mother and you don't pay any rent so you will get less SSI like $450 per month, then year later, you decide to move out and live on own so you will get SSI increase to maximum - $698 per month.

I know many people lied to SSA that they do have to pay rent, even they have no rent, just free place to live, so they get maximum SSI instead of cut by $300 off.

Yup, SSDI does pay more, also there is no resource limit on SSDI too.
 
no they will not give you more money from SSI when you not live with ur parents anymore. I lived with my mom, I had my ssi whole my life since I was born, gain little bit every years on January. Then I moved out of my mom's house, my ssi still the same. Ssi knows I moved to my own place, nothing change my ssi.

If your parents retired, you can ask SSI about their retired, if you can change it to SSDI, get more money. Or you used to work before, then ask for SSDI..SSI is small amount than SSDI or SSA. grr. my dad still works for 30 years, and still counting. When he's retired. I'll try ask for SSDI..hehe.

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What are you talking about? No, you can't get SSDI if your dad retires. When he dies, only your mom can get SS retirement benefit as long as he pays SS taxes during employment. If their children are under 18, SSA will pay them until they become 18. In other words, if you are 18 or over, you will not get his SS retirement benefit at all.
 
I have SSI and I already lived with my best friend's house who also have SSI. I have been living there for almost two month. Will it affect my friend 's SSI because I have SSI and paying her as a rent for a room for live in?

Your friend is required to report all income she get. Have you given the SS office your friend's address , if so they might pick up that and realize your friend get SSI too. You'll need to give your new address to SSI
which is your friend's address and SSI have that on file already . I would think about this .
 
Well, I suggest you go to take a career or training school for your future. After 10+ years due to lay off, fired, resign, quited for reason: hate crimes against disabled workers. You will receive SSDI is high income than SSI due to you're a taxpayer.

Dont worry, Im capable enough of getting a job :) . ( I used to work at Walmart for 3weeks then quit.) But first, I need to get cochlear implant. Communicate with many ppl is VERY frustrating and also most of time, I cant hear the car engines very well and I tend to walk past cars while backing up. (My job is collect carts outside) Then I will go back to walmart or look for another different job. Hopefully I can work again in time for holiday when I get my cochlear implant
 
Dont worry, Im capable enough of getting a job :) . ( I used to work at Walmart for 3weeks then quit.) But first, I need to get cochlear implant. Communicate with many ppl is VERY frustrating and also most of time, I cant hear the car engines very well and I tend to walk past cars while backing up. (My job is collect carts outside) Then I will go back to walmart or look for another different job. Hopefully I can work again in time for holiday when I get my cochlear implant

What is wrong with deaf school and deaf workplace?
 
cochlear implant isn't worth your time, trust me. you just have to be patient, be more specific in the communication with hearing people.s its pretty easy for having a many ways without a cochlear implant
 
cochlear implant = a lady want to enlarge breast implant for control men at work *facepalm*
 
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