Does anyone know how to calculate your SSI/SSP if I move to another State?

Denise1952

Denise1952

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In this case, I want to move back to my home-State of Oregon, but I can find nothing online that shows me how to calculate what my benefits will be. I now receive my Social Security, and when I turned 65 I also was given SSI/SSP. I am fairly certain there will be at least a small difference, but I am absolutely pulling my hair out trying to get a "live" person to talk to about this.

I will appreciate any pertinent and helpful answers ;)
 

I'm not seeing Oregon on the list.
Among the state supplements administered by Social Security, in total or in part, are those of California, Delaware, Hawaii, Iowa, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Vermont. The same is true for the District of Columbia.
A Guide to SSI
 
I do know Oregon administers their own SSP amount Gemma. I read that a few different places. I wish I could find an online calculator but so far, only for Social Security itself. There is a whole list of States that administer their own, instead of it being Federal, if, I read the site right.

At one point, I did speak to someone in the Oregon office for SS and they said they would just transfer me over (SS office would have my new address) But at that time, I didn't even know about the SSI/SSP for Seniors over 65 which helped me a lot here in California.

Thank you for the information Gemma, I do appreciate your help ;)
 

Ok, got my answer, and the exact figure just by finally getting through to Social Security! They actually called me back when they said I had a choice to wait up to 55 minutes for an agent, or settle for a call-back;) Then, the gal that called me back was such a nice lady. She said she could find out for me easily, and did. If anyone else is looking for this info on moving to another State, just call the main SS number for the US, and they can tell you the difference "amount" for SSI (for Seniors over 65).
 
In California we have SSI/SSP for Seniors over 65. The SSP is dependent on what State as it is a State funded supplement ;) Some States have none at all, others, vary in amount of SSP.

Thank you for posting the link @StarSong ;)
 


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