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counterfeitsaint posted:I was talking to my mom earlier tonight and she mentioned getting a message from "social security" and that she tried to log into their website but the website said you can only log in during "business hours". Do I need to be concerned that she got phished or scammed or something, or does the actual social security website close down for weekends and nights? https://www.ssa.gov/myssa-static/rel_1.0/offHoursPopup.html
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I'm trying to figure something out for my mom regarding the ex-spouse benefit and I feel like I'm getting mixed signals as I search about. She's in her late 60s, has been drawing for a while but it's not all that much since she was self-employed for so long and I'm just kind of hoping I can get that increased for her. She's been divorced from her previous husband for about ~15 years after being married for at least 10, never remarried and he is older than 62. I feel like everything I've been able to find recently says that she should be able to get the ex-spouse benefit because everything uses the language of the ex-spouse having to be "eligible" (and something I found on the SSA blog said you can do so even if the ex hasn't retired), but when she called the SSA today they said no, he hasn't filed for benefits so no dice. Is that correct? Or is there a misunderstanding going on and she should call again to speak to someone else?
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Apr 17, 2024 03:16
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Oh Snapple! posted:I'm trying to figure something out for my mom regarding the ex-spouse benefit and I feel like I'm getting mixed signals as I search about. She's in her late 60s, has been drawing for a while but it's not all that much since she was self-employed for so long and I'm just kind of hoping I can get that increased for her. She's been divorced from her previous husband for about ~15 years after being married for at least 10, never remarried and he is older than 62. I feel like everything I've been able to find recently says that she should be able to get the ex-spouse benefit because everything uses the language of the ex-spouse having to be "eligible" (and something I found on the SSA blog said you can do so even if the ex hasn't retired), but when she called the SSA today they said no, he hasn't filed for benefits so no dice. Is that correct? Or is there a misunderstanding going on and she should call again to speak to someone else? They told you wrong. The term here is IEDS (Independently Entitled Divorced Spouse). If she's at least 62, he's at least 62, and they've been divorced at least two years (after a marriage that lasted longer then 10 yrs + 1 day), and she's not entitled to a higher benefit on her own record*, she's entitled. https://secure.ssa.gov/poms.nsf/lnx/0300202100 Have her call and demand an appointment. * (this means that his PIA (Primary Insurance Amount) has to be at least twice hers. If it's not, she gets more money just filing on her own record, since spousal benefit math starts at dividing it in half).
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Apr 17, 2024 04:41
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GD_American posted:They told you wrong. The term here is IEDS (Independently Entitled Divorced Spouse). Thanks, I appreciate it - something felt wrong but I didn't want to have her keep calling with wait times being what they are if this was just poor understanding on my end. I'll talk to her soon about doing so and potentially setting up an appointment.
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