Unconstitutional State Law and Social Security Benefits
A and B were happily married in the 60’s in a state that had an anti-miscegenation statute (a law prohibiting…
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Divorced Widow’s Social Security Benefits
R and W were married in 1923 and divorced in 1938. They remarried in 1941 and were together for six…
New and Material Evidence and Social Security Benefits
A child, C, was born to its mother, B, and it’s father, R, who was not married to B. B…
Home Care Services and Social Security Earnings
D had an arrangement with the State Department of Mental Hygiene (DMH) to provide home care services for adult patients.…
Voidable Marriage and Widow’s Social Security Benefits
W married in March 1936 to a man who had a son, T, from a prior marriage. W’s husband died…
Night Watchman as a State Employee and Social Security
A night watchman was hired by the sheriff of Jasper County, Missouri to guard property that had been levied in…
A Trisket a Trasket and Social Security
Martin Trask, Jr. and Susan Schultz had a relationship but were never married. They lived together in Indiana until Trask,…
Re-entitlement for Child’s Social Security Benefits based on Other Parent’s Earnings Record
C was born to R and his wife W on November 8 1943. C became entitled to child’s social security…
Withdrawal of Early Social Security Retirement Application
Lina M. Keller applied for early reduced social security retirement benefits at age 62. She received 18 months worth of…
Census Records and Proof of Age in Social Security
A claimant applied for old age social security insurance benefits. As proof of his age he authorized the Bureau of…