TN 24 (12-94)

NL 00804.150 Child Status

1145. Situation Where Used:

Individual was both a student and non-student for the period of time covered on the record. (This paragraph, therefore, may be used more than once on the same notice.)

(1) (you) (2) regularly attending school.

1445. Situation Where Used:

PE: Child attains age 18

In (1) (you) will become age 18. (2)

1446. Situation Where Used:

PE: Student child attains age 22. Consider fill-in 5 only when the recipient has unearned income type “N” or receives the student earned income exclusion type “B” in the month of attainment of age 22.

(1) age 22 in (2) . (3) We no longer consider (you) a child or a student beginning
(4) , the month after (you) reach age 22. (5)

1449. Situation Where Used:

PE: Child under age 18 no longer lives with parent(s).

(1) (2) (3) , we no longer count any part of the money received and things owned by (4) to decide if (5) can get SSI. This is because (you) no longer lived with (6) (7) (8) (9) .

1455. Situation Where Used:

PE: A child who has an ineligible parent(s) on the record attains age 18. When the child is receiving type “J” income in the month of attainment of age 18, do not use fill-ins 5 and 6 (i.e., child is already subject to VTR).

Do not use fill-in 4 if:

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  The notice addresses a retroactive month for which the recipient will receive a reduced SSI payment or be ineligible for SSI due to receipt of type “J” income; and/or

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  The recipient's SSI payment for the current computation month (CCM) will be reduced because the recipient receives type “J” income or the recipient will receive type “J” income in the CCM and be NO1 for the CCM.

The month after (you) reach age 18 we stop counting as (yours) any part of the money that (1) and the things that (2) (3) (4) .

1456. Situation Where Used:

PE: Child attains age 18 and does not regularly attend school or student child over the age of 18 but under age 22 stops regularly attending school. This was placed in the system May 1991.

If (you) are under age 22, and (you) are attending school or getting training for a paying job, please let us know if (you) :

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  (1) ; or

  receive support payments from a parent who does not live with (you) .

If (you) do, we will count less of (your) earnings or support payments when we figure (your) SSI payments.

2130. Situation Where Used:

A child who was between age 18 and 21 in September 1980 has payment protection under the deeming provisions of Public Law 96-265.

(1) because of a change in the law, we will count the income of (your) parents only if it means (you) will get more money. Starting with the check (you) will get on (2) , we will (3) count the income of (your) parents, and (you) will get more money in (your) Supplemental Security Income check each month. This change in the way Supplemental Security Income checks are figured applies only to people who were getting Supplemental Security Income checks and were between ages 18 and 21 in September 1980.

2349. Situation Where Used:

PE: The field office corrects the date of change to a later date in the Type of Composition (TY) field for an ineligible parent(s). This was placed in the system May 1991.

(1) , we must consider part of the money received and things owned by (2) to decide how much SSI (you) can get. This is because (you) were under age 18 and lived with (3) (4) (5) (6) .

2453. Situation Where Used:

Child's payment amount is changed because of a change in deemed income.

(Your) (1) may change if (your) circumstances change. Therefore, you are required to report any change in (your) situation that may affect (your) Supplemental Security Income payment. For example, you should tell us if (you) move, if anyone else moves from or into (your) household, if (your) marital status changes, if income or resources for (you) or members of (your) household change (2) (3) or if (you) go to work.