The following types of resources may appear separately or in combination on a worksheet:

The worksheet also contains the following information:

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  who owns the resources

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  resources not counted by SSI

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  amount before and after dividing among eligible children

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  resources that we count

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  SSI resource limit for an individual or couple

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  amount over the resource limit

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  important reminders

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  how we figured the beneficiary’s ineligibility

Gary Kirk was not eligible for SSI for October 2004 because his resources were worth more than the $2,000.00 resource limit. On the first day of October 2004 he and his parents owned the following items which count toward the resource limit.

 

 

We counted only the resources listed above. We generally do not count the value of a home, one vehicle, and a burial fund of up to $1, 500.00. Contact your local Social Security office if you have questioned about how we determined the value of GARY KIRK’s resources or wish to report that the value has changed.

 

If GARY KIRK’s resources shown above are reduced below $2,000.00, he may become eligible for SSI benefits. If he gives away or sells resources for less than they are worth, he could be ineligible for SSI for up to 36 months. Contact your local Social Security Office for information about how disposing of resources affects eligibility for SSI.

 

 

 

 

 

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