I can't seem to find any clear answer on the internet except that child support is considered unearned / in-kind income and does need to be reported to the SSA. But everything I've researches so far conflicts, such as an equation of 1/3 of it not counted as income; $20 of in-kind does not get counted; and that the child support is income for the child but does not clarify any further, not explaining what affects welfare, if any.
The beneficiary receives SSI - Supplemental Security Income because she has never worked a job in her life and started receiving it as a minor at the age of 16. I do know that they re-certify every few years, and ask all kinds of income type questions, one being if she receives child support.
Due to a recent separation, child support was ordered and will begin soon. My question is, if SSI is income based and they do ask, then how exactly will it affect her benefits?
The beneficiary receives SSI - Supplemental Security Income because she has never worked a job in her life and started receiving it as a minor at the age of 16. I do know that they re-certify every few years, and ask all kinds of income type questions, one being if she receives child support.
Due to a recent separation, child support was ordered and will begin soon. My question is, if SSI is income based and they do ask, then how exactly will it affect her benefits?
Disability Benefits: How Will Receipt of Child Support Affect SSI
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