ssi.gov need help getting my husband retirement benifit?

Question

yes my husband reyired 6 years ago he did not get his retirement money,he paid in ssi for over 30 years,please help us

Answer 1

if he is of age to apply then go to the local office or call them the number isOr, you can call our 800 number, 1-800-772-1213 (TTY 1-800-325-0778), to do anything you can do online, plus ...

Request an application for a replacement Social Security card (We will send you a Social Security Form SS-5, Application for a Social Security Card.)
Correct the name on your Social Security record (You may need to mail or bring proof of your identity or other documentation to your local office)
Have your Social Security benefits sent directly to your bank
Discuss the rules for getting Social Security benefits
Ask questions about your check or report a missing check
Report a death
Discuss the amount of your overpayment
Set up a plan for paying your overpayment
Ask to repay your overpayment in installments
Ask us to waive your overpayment
Discuss Representative Payee situations
Request an appointment at a Social Security office near you
Get phone numbers for other government agencies

Answer 2

SSI and Social Security are two different programs, but they are both managed through the Social Security Administration. Is your husband trying to get SSI, Social Security (retirement, disability, survivors) or both? You should call the SSA at 1-800-772-1213 and set up an appointment to meet with someone at your local SSA office to talk to them about your husband's case. I would not try to work it out through the number I just gave you though as the people at that number often make the problem worse, I know this from experience, but you can at least call that number to make an in office appointment. It is important that you know what program your husband applied for as it makes a difference as to which type of worker you will meet with at the SSA. Their could be many reasons why he is not getting retirement. Maybe he does not have enough work credits, maybe the SSA has an incorrect address, maybe their is a problem with his name or date of birth on his record. If he is trying to get SSI he would not have to worry about having enough work credits, as the ssi payment is not based on how much you paid into the system. SSI is a program that is based on financial need, but they won't pay out for similar reasons. The SSA sometimes moves excruciating slow, but the best and quickest way to take care of this is to go to your local office and have a face to face meeting. Your husband should bring ID and his birth certificate as well. Good luck.

Answer 3

IF IT IS IN CASE OF PENSION,U SHOULD APPEAL BUT IF IT IS IN CASE OF RETIREMENT BENEFIT MONEY THEN U CANT DO ANYTHING AS IF IT HAS BEEN
6 YEARS U SHOULD HAVE THOUGHT EARLIER & CONSULTED TO A LAWYER.U CAN TRY THIS NOW TOO. BUT I WON'T HOPE TOO MUCH.