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PEOPLE getting monthly supplemental security income payments should report promptly to social security if they get married or divorced, if they separate and intend to remain apart, or if they’ve been separated for six months or more.
The amount of the supplemental security income payments people get can change if they marry, and the amount due a wife or husband can change depending on whether they’re living together or apart, according to Robert C. Cooper, Field Representative in Rappahannock County.
“A temporary separation of less than six months generally won’t affect supplemental security income
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