How do I move from califorina to nevada and keep my social security dissability bennifits?
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you simply change your mailing address. If you are under retirement age and have state provided medical benefits, you will need to apply for medical coverage with that state since the state supplies people under retirement age with medicare services. If you are over retirement age, just move and change your address!
393185
Just get a post office box, or if you have family in CA have a certain bill sent to their house to substantiate that you live in CA still.
238735
Bring your ID, social security card and birth certificate to the Social Security Office nearest you and file for your money.
198610
Contact your Social Security office. They can take care of this for you. You may even be able to do it over the phone.
686106
Check with The Dept Of Social Services. But why are you not married? And why do you want to leave good O'l California? \nJust how fit to be a parent and how responsible, are you really?
357578
I'm not sure what section you're talking about, but...\n\nContact the new bank and get your routing and account numbers from them.\n\nContact the company paying your pension. There is usually a form where you put the new bank info and return it to them.
290853
Call your social security office and ask them this question just to make sure you are doing everything by the book, okay? Good luck.
580990
I looked into retiring in Costa Rica after we had a foreign exchange student.  I believe that Social Security checks will be sent there.  \nningamanoo, asked why one might want to leave the US.  Well, health care is a good reason.  ningamanoo is ignorant on comparative statistics on national infant mortality rates, life expectancy, and a host of other data that suggests that even though the US spends 15% of our GDP on health, we get only 47th place compared to other countries on some measures.  At the Olympics 47th place would put Iraq ahead of us in basketball.  ningamanoo must work for a health care propaganda company.  \nI look forward to other people’s answers.
1099146
Aloha!  \n\nHawaii and Florida are both fantastic states to retire to.  But, remember, Hawaii is a great deal more expensive than florida.  If you have limited funds, then Hawaii may not be the place for you.  On the other hand, hawaii's unmatchable beauty is something that even the Great and Beautiful State of Florida does not offer.  Hawaii is absolutely stunning and amazing, and i believe that you would enjoy a liftime of happiness in a retirement to Hawaii.
734448
Go to your local social security office.\n\nCoach
575963
Once she moves out of state, she is required to enroll in her new state's Medicaid (same as MediCal) program. She should do this as soon as possible before she is required to pay back the state for benefits recieved as a resident in another state! By the way, she paid into SSI which is the Social Security Income which is in no way tied to California only.
530831
I don't know if you CAN transfer. NC may have different standards for qualifying than does MO.\n\nI'd check with the NC department that administers Medicaid.
880516
1) retire and live off pension or social security;\n2) live in a barter-based community;\n3) be a non-working spouse or child;\n4) collect disability or unemployment insurance;\n5) win the lotto;\n6) join a nunery or monastery;\n7) become a public charge\n\nThis isn't my area of expertise, but I'm sure there are plenty more ways in which people survive without jobs. Is that what you want to do?\n\n_______________________
759267
1. Contact your US congressman for assistance.\n\n2. Apply to the Social Security office for survivor benefits.
43668
I've never had to inform the social security folks -- I think they get their info from the IRS. Plus, when I've moved I've just used the forwarding form with the post office so that everything is sent to me. BUT -- here's what the Social Security site states:\n"f you get Social Security benefits you can change your address online by answering a series of questions that have to match our records.\n\nYou can also change your address on the Internet if you have established a permanent password. If you would like to get a password, you can apply online or you can call us at 1-800-772-1213.\n\nIf you do not want to answer the questions that are asked online or you do not have a permanent password, you cannot submit a change of address online. Instead, you can either speak to a Social Security representative by calling our toll-free number at 1-800-772-1213 or you can contact your local Social Security office. You can get addresses and telephone numbers of these offices from the Social Security Office Locator.\n\nIf you are not receiving benefits, Medicare, nor have a claim pending with us, we DO NOT keep a record of your address."
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The determination of your eligibility to collect unemployment compensation will be made by the state that you are moving from. When you relocate, the laws of the state within which you worked will dictate the outcome of your unemployement claim.  Each state is a little different, but generally, moving with your spouse does not qualify a person for unemployment benefits.  Consult your state's laws.
461710
Almost the entire state of Nevada is a freakin military controlled zone.  Nuclear waste disposal from Yucca Mountain, weapons testing or training or some other crap.  LV is pretty much an extension of Southern CA, and should be annexed as such... Sorry if i don't have studies...but if you have access to lexis-nexis..you should use it....or Jstor, or Proquest  (available at your local junior college library)