If I receive SSI benefits, can my child receive benefits because I do?
I know someone that is receiving SSI disability and tried to get it for her children and they told her she could not. I know someone else that receives SSI disability for the same exact reason and they told her, her child could receive it. How is this right?
You know that is exactly what I said about another ghetto **** trying to get free hand outs, which is why I posted this question and said how is this right. Because the first person I spoke of is of color and they told her she could not receive benefits for her children, and the one trying to get the free hand out that they said could get benefits for her child is not of color, so how about that?
In most cases the child gets SSI until 18, I know when my stepfather passed away all the children got or still gets it... mine stop at 18. Check in with your case worker.
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December 22nd, 2009 - 00:30
In most cases the child gets SSI until 18, I know when my stepfather passed away all the children got or still gets it… mine stop at 18. Check in with your case worker.
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December 22nd, 2009 - 00:58
if she was getting SSD then her child would get it but not with SSi
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personal experience
December 22nd, 2009 - 01:21
My sis was getting SSI benefits from our Dad. My sis had a baby at 16. The baby was not eligible for the SSI. So, if you are a minor receiving benefits because of your parent, then your child probably is not eligible.
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December 22nd, 2009 - 01:39
great another lazy ghetto **** looking for a free handout and people wonder why our economy is the way it is.
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