Title 20--Employees' Benefits

CHAPTER III--SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION

PART 404--FEDERAL OLD-AGE, SURVIVORS AND DISABILITY INSURANCE (1950-    )


TEXT PDF404.1 Introduction.
TEXT PDF404.2 General definitions and use of terms.
TEXT PDF404.3 General provisions.
TEXT PDF404.101 Introduction.
TEXT PDF404.102 Definitions.
TEXT PDF404.110 How we determine fully insured status.
TEXT PDF404.111 When we consider a person fully insured based on World War II active military or naval service.
TEXT PDF404.112 When we consider certain employees of private nonprofit organizations to be fully insured.
TEXT PDF404.115 Table for determining the quarters of coverage you need to be fully insured.
TEXT PDF404.120 How we determine currently insured status.
TEXT PDF404.130 How we determine disability insured status.
TEXT PDF404.131 When you must have disability insured status.
TEXT PDF404.132 How we determine fully insured status for a period of disability or disability insurance benefits.
TEXT PDF404.133 When we give you quarters of coverage based on military service to establish a period of disability.
TEXT PDF404.140 What is a quarter of coverage.
TEXT PDF404.141 How we credit quarters of coverage for calendar years before 1978.
TEXT PDF404.142 How we credit self-employment income to calendar quarters for taxable years beginning before 1978.
TEXT PDF404.143 How we credit quarters of coverage for calendar years after 1977.
TEXT PDF404.144 How we credit self-employment income to calendar years for taxable years beginning after 1977.
TEXT PDF404.145 When you acquire a quarter of coverage.
TEXT PDF404.146 When a calendar quarter cannot be a quarter of coverage.
TEXT PDF404.201 What is included in this subpart?
TEXT PDF404.202 Other regulations related to this subpart.
TEXT PDF404.203 Definitions.
TEXT PDF404.204 Methods of computing primary insurance amounts--general.
TEXT PDF404.210 Average-indexed-monthly-earnings method.
TEXT PDF404.211 Computing your average indexed monthly earnings.
TEXT PDF404.212 Computing your primary insurance amount from your average indexed monthly earnings.
TEXT PDF404.213 Computation where you are eligible for a pension based on your noncovered employment.
TEXT PDF404.220 Average-monthly-wage method.
TEXT PDF404.221 Computing your average monthly wage.
TEXT PDF404.222 Use of benefit table in finding your primary insurance amount from your average monthly wage.
TEXT PDF404.230 Guaranteed alternative.
TEXT PDF404.231 Steps in computing your primary insurance amount under the guaranteed alternative--general.
TEXT PDF404.232 Computing your average monthly wage under the guaranteed alternative.
TEXT PDF404.233 Adjustment of your guaranteed alternative when you become entitled after age 62.
TEXT PDF404.240 Old-start method--general.
TEXT PDF404.241 1977 simplified old-start method.
TEXT PDF404.242 Use of old-start primary insurance amount as guaranteed alternative.
TEXT PDF404.243 Computation where you are eligible for a pension based on noncovered employment.
TEXT PDF404.250 Special computation rules for people who had a period of disability.
TEXT PDF404.251 Subsequent entitlement to benefits less than 12 months after entitlement to disability benefits ended.
TEXT PDF404.252 Subsequent entitlement to benefits 12 months or more after entitlement to disability benefits ended.
TEXT PDF404.260 Special minimum primary insurance amounts.
TEXT PDF404.261 Computing your special minimum primary insurance amount.
TEXT PDF404.270 Cost-of-living increases.
TEXT PDF404.271 When automatic cost-of-living increases apply.
TEXT PDF404.272 Indexes we use to measure the rise in the cost-of-living.
TEXT PDF404.273 When automatic cost-of-living increases are to be made.
TEXT PDF404.274 Measuring the increase in the indexes.
TEXT PDF404.275 Amount of automatic cost-of-living increases.
TEXT PDF404.276 Publication of notice of increase.
TEXT PDF404.277 When does the frozen minimum primary insurance amount increase because of cost-of-living adjustments?
TEXT PDF404.278 Additional cost-of-living increase.
TEXT PDF404.280 Recomputations.
TEXT PDF404.281 Why your primary insurance amount may be recomputed.
TEXT PDF404.282 Effective date of recomputations.
TEXT PDF404.283 Recomputation under method other than that used to find your primary insurance amount.
TEXT PDF404.284 Recomputations for people who reach age 62, or become disabled, or die before age 62 after 1978.
TEXT PDF404.285 Recomputations performed automatically.
TEXT PDF404.286 How to request an immediate recomputation.
TEXT PDF404.287 Waiver of recomputation.
TEXT PDF404.288 Recomputing when you are entitled to a monthly pension based on noncovered employment.
TEXT PDF404.290 Recalculations.
TEXT PDF404.301 Introduction.
TEXT PDF404.302 Other regulations related to this subpart.
TEXT PDF404.303 Definitions.
TEXT PDF404.304 What are the general rules on benefit amounts?
TEXT PDF404.305 When you may not be entitled to benefits.
TEXT PDF404.310 When am I entitled to old-age benefits?
TEXT PDF404.311 When does my entitlement to old-age benefits begin and end?
TEXT PDF404.312 How is my old-age benefit amount calculated?
TEXT PDF404.313 What are delayed retirement credits and how do they increase my old-age benefit amount?
TEXT PDF404.315 Who is entitled to disability benefits?
TEXT PDF404.316 When entitlement to disability benefits begins and ends.
TEXT PDF404.317 How is the amount of my disability benefit calculated?
TEXT PDF404.320 Who is entitled to a period of disability.
TEXT PDF404.321 When a period of disability begins and ends.
TEXT PDF404.322 When you may apply for a period of disability after a delay due to a physical or mental condition.
TEXT PDF404.325 The termination month.
TEXT PDF404.330 Who is entitled to wife's or husband's benefits.
TEXT PDF404.331 Who is entitled to wife's or husband's benefits as a divorced spouse.
TEXT PDF404.332 When wife's and husband's benefits begin and end.
TEXT PDF404.333 Wife's and husband's benefit amounts.
TEXT PDF404.335 How do I become entitled to widow's or widower's benefits?
TEXT PDF404.336 How do I become entitled to widow's or widower's benefits as a surviving divorced spouse?
TEXT PDF404.337 When does my entitlement to widow's and widower's benefits start and end?
TEXT PDF404.338 How is the amount of my widow's or widower's benefit calculated?
TEXT PDF404.339 Who is entitled to mother's or father's benefits.
TEXT PDF404.340 Who is entitled to mother's or father's benefits as a surviving divorced spouse.
TEXT PDF404.341 When mother's and father's benefits begin and end.
TEXT PDF404.342 Mother's and father's benefit amounts.
TEXT PDF404.344 Your relationship by marriage to the insured.
TEXT PDF404.345 Your relationship as wife, husband, widow, or widower under State law.
TEXT PDF404.346 Your relationship as wife, husband, widow, or widower based upon a deemed valid marriage.
TEXT PDF404.347 ``Living in the same household'' defined.
TEXT PDF404.348 When a child living with you is ``in your care''.
TEXT PDF404.349 When a child living apart from you is ``in your care''.
TEXT PDF404.350 Who is entitled to child's benefits.
TEXT PDF404.351 Who may be reentitled to child's benefits.
TEXT PDF404.352 When does my entitlement to child's benefits begin and end?
TEXT PDF404.353 Child's benefit amounts.
TEXT PDF404.354 Your relationship to the insured.
TEXT PDF404.355 Who is the insured's natural child?
TEXT PDF404.356 Who is the insured's legally adopted child.
TEXT PDF404.357 Who is the insured's stepchild.
TEXT PDF404.358 Who is the insured's grandchild or stepgrandchild.
TEXT PDF404.359 Who is the insured's equitably adopted child.
TEXT PDF404.360 When a child is dependent upon the insured person.
TEXT PDF404.361 When a natural child is dependent.
TEXT PDF404.362 When a legally adopted child is dependent.
TEXT PDF404.363 When a stepchild is dependent.
TEXT PDF404.364 When a grandchild or step&chyph;grand&chyph;child is dependent.
TEXT PDF404.365 When an equitably adopted child is dependent.
TEXT PDF404.366 ``Contributions for support,'' ``one-half support,'' and ``living with'' the insured defined--determining first month of entitlement.
TEXT PDF404.367 When you are a ``full-time elementary or secondary school student''.
TEXT PDF404.368 When you are considered a full-time student during a period of nonattendance.
TEXT PDF404.370 Who is entitled to parent's benefits.
TEXT PDF404.371 When parent's benefits begin and end.
TEXT PDF404.373 Parent's benefit amounts.
TEXT PDF404.374 Parent's relationship to the insured.
TEXT PDF404.380 General.
TEXT PDF404.381 Who is entitled to special age 72 payments.
TEXT PDF404.382 When special age 72 payments begin and end.
TEXT PDF404.383 Special age 72 payment amounts.
TEXT PDF404.384 Reductions, suspensions, and nonpayments of special age 72 payments.
TEXT PDF404.390 General.
TEXT PDF404.391 Who is entitled to the lump-sum death payment as a widow or widower who was living in the same household.
TEXT PDF404.392 Who is entitled to the lump-sum death payment when there is no widow(er) who was living in the same household.
TEXT PDF404.401 Deduction, reduction, and nonpayment of monthly benefits or lump-sum death payments.
TEXT PDF404.401a When we do not pay benefits because of a disability beneficiary's work activity.
TEXT PDF404.402 Interrelationship of deductions, reductions, adjustments, and nonpayment of benefits.
TEXT PDF404.403 Reduction where total monthly benefits exceed maximum family benefits payable.
TEXT PDF404.404 How reduction for maximum affects insured individual and other persons entitled on his earnings record.
TEXT PDF404.405 Situations where total benefits can exceed maximum because of ``savings clause.''
TEXT PDF404.406 Reduction for maximum because of retroactive effect of application for monthly benefits.
TEXT PDF404.407 Reduction because of entitlement to other benefits.
TEXT PDF404.408 Reduction of benefits based on disability on account of receipt of certain other disability benefits provided under Federal, State, or local laws or plans.
TEXT PDF404.408a Reduction where spouse is receiving a Government pension.
TEXT PDF404.408b Reduction of retroactive monthly social security benefits where supplemental security income (SSI) payments were received for the same period.
TEXT PDF404.409 What is full retirement age?
TEXT PDF404.410 How does SSA reduce my benefits when my entitlement begins before full retirement age?
TEXT PDF404.411 How are benefits reduced for age when a person is entitled to two or more benefits?
TEXT PDF404.412 After my benefits are reduced for age when and how will adjustments to that reduction be made?
TEXT PDF404.413 After my benefits are reduced for age what happens if there is an increase in my primary insurance amount?
TEXT PDF404.415 Deductions because of excess earnings; annual earnings test.
TEXT PDF404.416 Amount of deduction because of excess earnings.
TEXT PDF404.417 Deductions because of noncovered remunerative activity outside the United States; 45 hour and 7-day work test.
TEXT PDF404.418 ``Noncovered remunerative activity outside the United States,'' defined.
TEXT PDF404.420 Persons deemed entitled to benefits based on an individual's earnings record.
TEXT PDF404.421 How are deductions made when a beneficiary fails to have a child in his or her care?
TEXT PDF404.422 Deductions because of refusal to accept rehabilitation services.
TEXT PDF404.423 Manner of making deductions.
TEXT PDF404.424 Total amount of deductions where more than one deduction event occurs in a month.
TEXT PDF404.425 Total amount of deductions where deduction events occur in more than 1 month.
TEXT PDF404.428 Earnings in a taxable year.
TEXT PDF404.429 Earnings; defined.
TEXT PDF404.430 Excess earnings defined for taxable years ending after December 1972; monthly exempt amount defined.
TEXT PDF404.434 Excess earnings; method of charging.
TEXT PDF404.435 Excess earnings; months to which excess earnings cannot be charged.
TEXT PDF404.436 Excess earnings; months to which excess earnings cannot be charged because individual is deemed not entitled to benefits.
TEXT PDF404.437 Excess earnings; benefit rate subject to deductions because of excess earnings.
TEXT PDF404.439 Partial monthly benefits; excess earnings of the individual charged against his benefits and the benefits of persons entitled (or deemed entitled) to benefits on his earnings record.
TEXT PDF404.440 Partial monthly benefits; pro-rated share of partial payment exceeds the benefit before deduction for excess earnings.
TEXT PDF404.441 Partial monthly benefits; insured individual and another person entitled (or deemed entitled) on the same earnings record both have excess earnings.
TEXT PDF404.446 Definition of ``substantial services'' and ``services.''
TEXT PDF404.447 Evaluation of factors involved in substantial services test.
TEXT PDF404.450 Required reports of work outside the United States or failure to have care of a child.
TEXT PDF404.451 Penalty deductions for failure to report within prescribed time limit noncovered remunerative activity outside the United States or not having care of a child.
TEXT PDF404.452 Reports to Social Security Administration of earnings; wages; net earnings from self-employment.
TEXT PDF404.453 Penalty deductions for failure to report earnings timely.
TEXT PDF404.454 Good cause for failure to make required reports.
TEXT PDF404.455 Request by Social Security Administration for reports of earnings and estimated earnings; effect of failure to comply with request.
TEXT PDF404.456 Current suspension of benefits because an individual works or engages in self-employment.
TEXT PDF404.457 Deductions where taxes neither deducted from wages of certain maritime employees nor paid.
TEXT PDF404.458 Limiting deductions where total family benefits payable would not be affected or would be only partly affected.
TEXT PDF404.459 Penalty for false or misleading statements.
TEXT PDF404.460 Nonpayment of monthly benefits of aliens outside the United States.
TEXT PDF404.461 Nonpayment of lump sum after death of alien outside United States for more than 6 months.
TEXT PDF404.462 Nonpayment of hospital and medical insurance benefits of alien outside United States for more than 6 months.
TEXT PDF404.463 Nonpayment of benefits of aliens outside the United States; ``foreign social insurance system,'' and ``treaty obligation'' exceptions defined.
TEXT PDF404.464 Nonpayment of benefits where individual is deported; prohibition against payment of lump sum based on deported individual's earnings records.
TEXT PDF404.465 Conviction for subversive activities; effect on monthly benefits and entitlement to hospital insurance benefits.
TEXT PDF404.466 Conviction for subversive activities; effect on enrollment for supplementary medical insurance benefits.
TEXT PDF404.467 Nonpayment of benefits; individual entitled to disability insurance benefits or childhood disability benefits based on statutory blindness is engaging in substantial gainful activity.
TEXT PDF404.468 Nonpayment of benefits to prisoners.
TEXT PDF404.469 Nonpayment of benefits where individual has not furnished or applied for a Social Security number.
TEXT PDF404.470 Nonpayment of disability benefits due to noncompliance with rules regarding treatment for drug addiction or alcoholism.
TEXT PDF404.480 Paying benefits in installments: Drug addiction or alcoholism.
TEXT PDF404.501 General applicability of section 204 of the Act.
TEXT PDF404.502 Overpayments.
TEXT PDF404.502a Notice of right to waiver consideration.
TEXT PDF404.503 Underpayments.
TEXT PDF404.504 Relation to provisions for reductions and increases.
TEXT PDF404.505 Relationship to provisions requiring deductions.
TEXT PDF404.506 When waiver may be applied and how to process the request.
TEXT PDF404.507 Fault.
TEXT PDF404.508 Defeat the purpose of Title II.
TEXT PDF404.509 Against equity and good conscience; defined.
TEXT PDF404.510 When an individual is ``without fault'' in a deduction overpayment.
TEXT PDF404.510a When an individual is ``without fault'' in an entitlement overpayment.
TEXT PDF404.511 When an individual is at ``fault'' in a deduction overpayment.
TEXT PDF404.512 When adjustment or recovery of an overpayment will be waived.
TEXT PDF404.513 Liability of a certifying officer.
TEXT PDF404.515 Collection and compromise of claims for overpayment.
TEXT PDF404.520 Referral of overpayments to the Department of the Treasury for tax refund offset--General.
TEXT PDF404.521 Notice to overpaid individual.
TEXT PDF404.522 Review within SSA that an overpayment is past due and legally enforceable.
TEXT PDF404.523 Findings by SSA.
TEXT PDF404.524 Review of our records related to the overpayment.
TEXT PDF404.525 Suspension of offset.
TEXT PDF404.526 Tax refund insufficient to cover amount of overpayment.
TEXT PDF404.527 Additional methods for recovery of title II benefit overpayments.
TEXT PDF404.601 Introduction.
TEXT PDF404.602 Definitions.
TEXT PDF404.603 You must file an application to receive benefits.
TEXT PDF404.610 What makes an application a claim for benefits.
TEXT PDF404.611 Filing of application with Social Security Administration.
TEXT PDF404.612 Who may sign an application.
TEXT PDF404.613 Evidence of authority to sign an application for another.
TEXT PDF404.614 When an application or other form is considered filed.
TEXT PDF404.615 Claimant must be alive when an application is filed.
TEXT PDF404.620 Filing before the first month you meet the requirements for benefits.
TEXT PDF404.621 What happens if I file after the first month I meet the requirements for benefits?
TEXT PDF404.622 Limiting an application.
TEXT PDF404.623 Am I required to file for all benefits if I am eligible for old-age and husband's or wife's benefits?
TEXT PDF404.630 Use of date of written statement as filing date.
TEXT PDF404.631 Statements filed with the Railroad Retirement Board.
TEXT PDF404.632 Statements filed with a hospital.
TEXT PDF404.633 Deemed filing date in a case of misinformation.
TEXT PDF404.640 Withdrawal of an application.
TEXT PDF404.641 Cancellation of a request to withdraw.
TEXT PDF404.701 Introduction.
TEXT PDF404.702 Definitions.
TEXT PDF404.703 When evidence is needed.
TEXT PDF404.704 Your responsibility for giving evidence.
TEXT PDF404.705 Failure to give requested evidence.
TEXT PDF404.706 Where to give evidence.
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