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People who receive supplemental security income (SSI) payments because they are 65 years or over, or blind, or disabled are responsible for reporting any change in their circumstances that could have an effect on their monthly payment, Bruce A. Hundley, social security manager in Culpeper, said recently.
It is extremely important that these reports are made on time. Hundley said. If not, incorrect payments might be made that would have to be repaid, or the person might be due more money than he or she received.
It is easy to make a required report, Hundley said. Reports can be made in person or by phone.
In any report, be sure to include these details: Name of the person, the correct social security claim number under which the payment is being made, the change being reported, the date it occurred, and if the report is
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