
05-01-2023, 08:41 AM
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Originally Posted by kshowalter
my former husband actually did die and was drawing full ss while i was still working last year. I had no idea i would be eligible for his ss. I did apply and started receiving his benefit monthly until i retired in january 2023. Then i had to ask ss to turn his off and begin mine since it was higher.
So the answer to your question is as long as you were married at least 10 years and you were born before 1955 (i think) you would qualify but you must apply for the benefit! I had to take a original copy of my marriage license and divorce decree with the judge's signature to the ss office-no copies.
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