No problem. You'll have to wait, but even if you don't qualify for benefits, some members of your family could qualify for benefits on your record.
Are you interested in more information about benefits for your family?
Yes, i'm interested into knowing more.
Good. Then you need to go to our section "How to apply for Retirement Benefits or Medicare" to know more.
I also need to find out about the benefits after a divorce, can I receive benefits
If you are divorced , but your marriage lasted 10 years or longer ,s  you can receive benefits on your ex - spouse 's record even if they have remarried
I have never worked for the Social Security Administration. Is it even possible for me to be eligible for benefits?
Sure. You can qualify. You only to be at least age 62 and your spouse be receiving retirement or disability benefits. Oh, and you can also qualify for medicare at age 65.
And what can you tell me, if i don't live in the U.S?
Don't worry, you have an option even in that scenario. You can go to your nearest local Social Security Office, U.S embassy or consulate.
Now, lets say i'm already receiving benefits, this fact will affect my spouse's benefits too?
Not at all. Those benefits paid to you won't decrease your spouse's benefits. In fact, that could help your spouse  to decide if she wants to take her benefits earlier.
Thanks. Another thing, please. Could be my benefit amount be reduced if I begin to receive my benefits between age  62 and my full retirement age?