Form SSA-820-BK, the Work Activity Report (Self-Employed Person), serves as a report for self-employed individuals who receive disability benefits or Supplemental Security Income (SSI). The main purpose is to provide information about the self-employed person's work activities to the Social Security Administration (SSA).
Form SSA-8001-BK, the Application for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) (Deferred or Abbreviated), is an alternative version of the SSI application for individuals who have already applied for SSI in the past. It is used for updating information or addressing specific issues with an existing SSI claim. The main purpose is to provide a simplified or deferred application process for individuals who have previously applied for SSI.
Form SSA-8000-BK, the Application for Supplemental Security Income (SSI), is used to apply for SSI benefits. SSI provides financial assistance to individuals with limited income and resources who are aged, blind, or disabled. The main purpose is to apply for SSI benefits based on financial need and disability status.
Form SSA-8, the Application for Lump-Sum Death Payment, is used to request a one-time payment made upon the death of a Social Security beneficiary. The main purpose is to provide a mechanism for survivors or estate representatives to claim a lump-sum payment due to the death of a Social Security beneficiary.
An example scenario is when a family member or estate representative of a deceased Social Security beneficiary wants to claim the one-time death payment. The benefit is that it offers financial assistance to help with funeral and burial expenses.
Form SSA-7-F6, the Application for Parent's Insurance Benefits, serves as a request for parents to apply for insurance benefits provided by their child's Social Security coverage. This form is used by parents to claim benefits based on their child's work record. The main purpose is to assist parents in accessing financial support through their child's Social Security coverage.
Form SSA-789-U4, the Request for Reconsideration - Disability Cessation, is used to request a reconsideration of a decision to cease disability benefits. The primary purpose is to provide a mechanism for claimants to request a review of the decision to stop their disability benefits.
An example scenario is when a claimant's disability benefits are terminated, and they disagree with the decision. They can use this form to request a reconsideration. The benefit is that it allows claimants to challenge cessation decisions and potentially have their benefits reinstated.
Form SSA-788, the Statement of Care and Responsibility for Beneficiary, is used to document the care and responsibility provided by a representative payee for a beneficiary. The main purpose is to establish the commitment of the representative payee to the well-being and financial security of the beneficiary.
Form SSA-783, the Statement Regarding Contributions, is used to provide a statement regarding contributions made to a claimant's disability benefits. The main purpose is to document and verify financial contributions that can impact a claimant's eligibility and benefit amount.
An example scenario is when a claimant receives financial assistance from friends or family members, and this form is used to document those contributions. The benefit is to ensure that the SSA has accurate information for benefit calculations.
Form SSA-781, the Certificate of Responsibility for Welfare and Care of Child, serves as a statement confirming the responsible party's commitment to the welfare and care of a child. It is used for matters related to child benefits. The main purpose is to ensure that the child's needs are met by a responsible party, such as a representative payee.
Form SSA-773-U4, the Waiver of Right To Appear - Disability Hearing, is used to waive the right to appear at a disability hearing. The main purpose is to allow claimants to voluntarily choose not to appear at a hearing and to make a decision based on their submitted evidence.
An example scenario is when a claimant prefers not to attend their disability hearing and wishes to waive their right to appear. The benefit is that it provides claimants with the option to proceed without attending the hearing.
