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us/regulation/20/416/subpart-R — Subpart R - Relationship · Axiom

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US Federal
Regulations
Title 20
Part 416

Subpart R - Relationship

18 sections

Introduction
Effects of marriage on eligibility and amount of benefits
Whether you are married and who is your spouse
Information we need concerning marriage when you apply for SSI
Showing that you are married when you apply for SSI
Showing that you are not married when you apply for SSI
When we stop considering you and your spouse an eligible couple
When we consider your marriage ended
Information we need about separation or end of marriage after you become eligible for SSI
Effects of being considered a child
Who is considered a child
Deciding whether you are a child: Are you a student?
Deciding whether you are a child: Are you the head of a household?
Effect of being considered a student
Who is considered a student
When we need evidence that you are a student
Effects a parent (or parents) can have on the child's benefits
Deciding whether someone is your parent or stepparent