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Supplemental Security Income (SSI)

I am looking for what the letters after the claim number/social security number mean. I know that C1, C2, etc, means child and the SS number is actually a parents, but other letters, such as HA. Is there a list that can be printed out to know what each letter stands for?

James (not verified)

What if my awards letter says a on my SS # on top as my wife being my payee and Di on bottom with my SS # and then on her spousal benefits her awards letter has my SS # with a B behind it and her SS # has a DS behind it, doe's that mean anytime she wants she can complain and claim title 18 of SS act and take part of my future money etc..... please respond ASAP!! Much appreciated respectively not saying going to happen but read somewhere to that effect??

Sat, 11/04/2017 - 18:58 Permalink
Deanna

Hi James,
I'm not sure what the "B" and the "DS" mean, but if your wife qualified for auxiliary benefits (payments in addition to yours) your monthly benefits will NOT be affects. These are just "extra" benefits because she's old enough to get assistance as well.

Mon, 11/06/2017 - 11:19 Permalink
Mandy (not verified)

I have a SS letter with the claim number and then A and then below that is the same claim number with DI. I know that A means primary applicant and DI means under which the claim is filed or benefits are paid. What I don't understand is what benefit am I receiving SS benefits or SSI benefits or both?

Wed, 11/29/2017 - 12:43 Permalink
A Ratcliffe (not verified)

I am rep payee for my disabled mother. Why do her benefits deposit as XXSocSec treasury 3** ASSA AND then My name
What is ASSA

Tue, 12/05/2017 - 15:51 Permalink
Bryan

Hi there,
I really could not say, but you may want to contact your banking institution for more information about how it processes and labels transactions in your account.

Wed, 12/06/2017 - 16:59 Permalink
Richard (not verified)

Hello. Why does my benefit verification letter have XXXX-XX-0000 DI, and below that my social security number XXXX-XX-1234 C1 below that? The lower set with XXXX-XX-1234 C1 is my social security number and I think the code for my SSI disability award. But I cant figure out what the top numbers and DI stand for. Thanks if you can help.

Fri, 02/09/2018 - 20:56 Permalink
Bryan

Hi Richard,
Those letter after those numbers are to indicate both which type of benefits you are receiving and a classification of who the beneficiary is.

Tue, 02/13/2018 - 15:17 Permalink
Bryan

Hi Rich,
Those numbers indicate information about your case and are used by the SSA to determine which beneficiary you are, in the case there are more than one beneficiary to a claim.

Tue, 02/13/2018 - 15:16 Permalink
Eric

Hi Brenda,

The SSA is short for Social Security Administration. They are the governing body the administers Social Security benefits in the United States.

Thu, 03/01/2018 - 16:39 Permalink

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