I understand you want to know what can apply to you in case you have both situations, isn't?
Yes, that's correct, i want to know about that.
Perfect. Well, if that scenario happens to you, you'll always receive your retirement benefits first.
Oh, so good to know that. Look, another question. what about if my spouse is at retirement age already? Can apply for this condition?
Sure. If your spouse is at full retirement age, then can apply via online, making use of the retirement application. Another option if for your spouse contact us directly to schedule an appointment.
Umm, i'll take that into account if needed. Now, what can you tell me in case i'm not located in the U.S? Do you have any option for that?
Yes, there are options. If you happens to be outside the U.S or any of its territories, you can contact your nearest U.S social security office, U.S embassy or consulate. They'll help you out in that regard.
Does it matter, for benefit calculation purposes, if my birthday is January 1st?
If this is your birthday, we calculate your benefit as if your birthday was in the previous year
What information needs to be entered onto the detailed calculator?
All your past earnings need to be entered
Is the fact that my birthday is January 1st an advantage or disadvantage when it comes to calculating my benefits for retirement?
Because of your birth date, we calculate your benefit as if your birthday was in the previous year
What happens if I qualify for benefits as a Survivor, is this taken into account?