Skip to content

When is a surviving child entitled to child's insurance benefits?

June 8, 2008 by admin

410. When is a surviving child entitled to child's insurance benefits?

A surviving child is entitled to child's insurance benefits if the conditions below are met:

  1. The worker-parent died either fully or currently insured;

  2. The child is the child of the deceased;

  3. The child is:

    1. Under age 18;

    2. Under age 19 and a full-time elementary or secondary school student; or

    3. Age 18 or over and under a disability as defined in §507.1 (which began before age 22); and

  4. The child was dependent upon the deceased parent (see§§ 334-337 for the dependency "tests");

  5. The child is not married; and

  6. An application for child's insurance benefits is filed. (See §511 for completing application forms.)

    Note: An application is not required if the child was entitled to child's insurance benefits on the deceased parent's earnings record for the month before the month in which the parent died.

Last Revised: March, 2001

Comments

Benefit waiting period

September 22, 2008 by Guest

Yes, I was wondering if you have already filed on the behave of your children for benefits how long does it takes for the benefits to start in how can I check in see where things is at online. Who do I talk to online to see how things are going forward with this.
shameka**@yahoo.com

Post new comment

  • Seek help or share experience and advice with others.
  • SocialSecurityHop.com is not affiliated with the US government agency.
  • Never enter private information like your Social Security number.