I receive Social Security Disability benefits. How can family members be eligible for benefits?

I receive Social Security Disability benefits. What must be shown for certain family members to be eligible for benefits?
Spouse, divorced spouse, children, disabled child, and adult child disabled before age 22 all may be considered. Certain documents may be requested by the Administration when applying for them. In this video we discuss specific requirements needed for each person to become eligible.
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[@eb1266]

Like your video, very educational.

[@Feinick83]

Will the child still continue to get the benefit if the disable parent recovers?

[@robertfuller4269]

I have a stepson and I receive disability. How do I apply for him to receive

[@justtiesneckties2413]

I’m with multiple sclerosis since 2010, now me and my family get 800 monthly , is hard to taker wife and 3 young girls with that amount, I’m just want to know if I’m missing some extra help in my case

[@amberduenas8745]

I'm on SSDI and I'm not currently working I have one child will I get the new child tax credit supposedly supposed to lived families out of poverty but I'm on SSDI and it's not enough money for me and my child and I don't think I qualify for it?

[@elyros7601]

I’m 62 husband receives ssdi. Would I receive 50% of his ssdi benefits or do I need to file for retirement and receive payments from his retirement or ssdi? My income does not qualify me. I didn’t work enough years. Thank you.

[@twiggie7834]

if your full retirement (at aged 67) eligible amount is less than half of your husband's current ssdi amount, you'd be granted the 50% of his ssdi, according to my personal experience.

[@truthtruth9745]

I'm disabled and if I apply for my 2yr old will it lower my benefit?

[@terrybarta9448]

no

[@eb1266]

I will call you. I need to know when to file for social security. I'm 63

[@ronedwards5413]

We are married. Been separated 3 years
Can I draw off spouse still....
I have ssi

[@sylvesterskinner4697]

I'm on SSDI and i make 1243 and they are taking half of that for child support can they do that?

[@MyFungal]

I m on social security under my work history SSA said my children could quality for benefits too under my number yet never have received any money's why is this. Younger son was still in school until age 19

[@terrybarta9448]

did you apply?

[@MyFungal]

Apply back 15 yrs ago

[@michaelkurasiewicz]

How much does a disabled adult child get from his or her parent if the parent refers them as their employers with ssdi?

[@saras9327]

It depends about the father income

[@jameriayoungable]

So my son was just born his father receives SSI and can’t be placed on child support do my so qualify to get SSI as well

[@saras9327]

Social Security benefits is different than SSI benefits you better go to Social Security office and ask about your son if he is this able he might be qualify for benefits.

[@msmitchell3837]

He can be placed on child support.. that's a lie. What will happen is whatever he gets your child support will be taking out of his ssi check. If he getting $794 it will come from that

[@rachelross5829]

@@msmitchell3837 I took husband for child support. They cannot take from that check.

[@msmitchell3837]

@@rachelross5829 i know people i live in getting some of dad ssi check. Thy get a portion the dad gets the rest.

[@rachelross5829]

@@msmitchell3837 I called them they said it's based on his work history. I will call again. It's second time calling.

[@jessieforbes8237]

This is embarrassing but I have been married to my husband thirteen years. He has been disabled for 20. During a separation I became pregnant with another mans baby. My husband and I decided to continue our marriage and now raise our beautiful daughter together. We receive benefits for our other daughter who is biologically my husbands but is it true that we could receive benefits to help in raising our new little one. Is this an accurate assumption?

[@shiecahampton9524]

Triflin*

[@kell9737]

@@shiecahampton9524 Smh so triflin.