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Social Security

2  1935 – Retirement Insurance  1939 – Survivors Insurance  1956 – Disability Insurance History of Social Security Programs

3 Other Programs  1965 – Medicare Program  1972 – Supplemental Security Income  2003 – Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Coverage

4 Who Gets Benefits from Social Security? 5/ million people

5 Social Security’s Disability Definition: A medical condition or combination of impairments preventing substantial work for at least 12 months, or expected to result in death. The determination also considers age, education & work experience.

6 Who Can Get Disability Benefits? Worker  Must have paid into Social Security five out of last 10 years  For younger workers, under age 31 less work is required Spouse  At age 62  At any age if caring for child under 16 or disabled  Divorced spouses may qualify

7 Who Can Get Disability Benefits? Child  Not married under age 18 (under 19 if still in high school)  Not married and disabled before age 22

8 Applying Online for Disability Benefits  Social Security offers an online application for adults to apply for disability benefits.  It’s the most convenient way to apply.

9 Advantages of Applying Online for Disability You can:  Apply for yourself or for someone else;  Provide all the information at once or over several sessions, in the setting of your choice;  Use the “more info” links if you need help answering a question;  Print or save a copy of what you submit;  Send the information electronically; and  Check the status of your application online after you submit it.

10 Who Can Apply Online for Disability You can apply online for disability benefits if you:  Are age 18 or older;  Have a medical condition or combination of impairments that has prevented you from working or is expected to prevent you from working for at least 12 months or end in death; and  Reside in the United States or one of its territories or commonwealths.

11 Applying for Disability Benefits You can apply online for Disability Benefits by visiting and clicking “Apply for disability benefits”

12 Three Steps to Applying Online for Disability  Complete the online disability benefits application  Complete the online disability report  Complete the medical release and cover sheet and mail or deliver them to your local Social Security office 49

13 Who Can Get SSI?  Age 65 or older  Blind—any age  Disabled—any age  Limited income  Limited resources Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Noncitizens must meet special requirements to qualify

14 What Will You Need When Applying for Your Social Security Benefits?  Social Security number for each applicant  Proof of age (only if date of birth allegation doesn't match Social Security records)  Latest W-2 or self-employment tax return  Earnings estimate  Bank information for direct deposit  Information about marriages/divorces  Information about military or railroad service

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