Social Security by Fred Yager & Jan Yager PhD

Author:Fred Yager & Jan Yager, PhD
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: DK Publishing

If the worker is deceased and you are filing as a survivor, you will be asked for:

The worker’s date of birth and his or her name at birth if different from the name at death.

The worker’s date and place of death.

State or foreign country of the worker’s fixed permanent residence address at the time of death.

Whether the worker was unable to work due to illness, injuries, or conditions at any time in the 14 months prior to death. If the answer is yes, you will also be asked for the date he or she became unable to work.

Whether the worker was in active military service before 1968 or ever worked for the railroad. If the answer is yes, you will also be asked to provide dates of service and whether he or she received a pension from the military or a federal civilian agency.

Whether the worker earned Social Security credits under another country’s Social Security system.

Whether the worker was employed or was self-employed between 1978 and last year.

How much the worker earned in the year of his or her death and the previous year.

Whether the worker ever filed for Social Security benefits, Medicare, or Supplemental Security Income. If yes, you will be asked for information about whose Social Security record he or she applied on.

Whether each child was living with the worker at the time of death.

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