Person who receives federal funds on behalf of another if the recipient is unable to manage their own finances.
An individual who has been chosen by the Social Security Administration (SSA) and who agrees to receive a Social Security or SSI recipient's check and to handle the funds in the best interest of the recipient.
An individual designated by the Social Security Administration to act as guardian for a minor child's benefits. Benefit checks are made payable in the representative payee's name on behalf of the child and the representative payee must file an accounting that details how benefits have been spent.
A person or institution authorized by an authorizing federal agency to accept payments for the benefit of one or more other persons, such as legally incapacitated adults or dependent children.
Individual appointed by the Social Security Administration (SSA) to manage the cash benefits of a recipient of SSI or Social Security benefits, or both.
an individual or organization that receives Social Security and/or SSI payments for someone who cannot manage or direct the management of his/her money
a person, agency, organization or institution we select to manage your funds when we determine that you are unable to do so yourself
a person or entity appointed by a government agency to receive and handle the benefits provided by that agency to another person
a person or organization selected to receive cash benefit payments on behalf of a beneficiary
a person selected by Social Security to receive benefits on behalf of a beneficiary
a person to whom Social Security will send the monthly Social Security and/or SSI checks, to be used for the benefit of the beneficiary (the person entitled to the checks)
a relative, friend or other interested individual or institution who agrees to manage and use your benefits for your well-being
a third party to whom SSA sends benefit checks on behalf of a person who is found to be incapable of handling his/her own funds
A relative, friend, or another interested party appointed by the Social Security Administration- after a careful investigation- to serve as the beneficiary's "representative payee." This person helps a disabled person manage their monthly Social Security or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits. The person's Social Security or SSI benefits are then paid in the representative payee's name on the beneficiary's behalf.
A person or organization selected by the Social Security Administration to manage the benefit payments of individuals receiving Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI).
An individual who receives benefits on someone else's behalf. Social Security conducts a careful investigation before appointing a relative, friend, or other interested party as the representative payee of individuals who need help managing their benefits.
If you receive Social Security benefits or Supplemental Security Income and become unable to handle your own financial affairs, after a careful investigation, we appoint a relative, a friend, or an interested party to handle your Social Security matters. Representative payees are required to maintain complete accounting records and periodically provide reports to Social Security.
A legal financial representative for an ind ividual receiving a government benefit. Often, a representative payee is necessary when the beneficiary of the payment is physically or mentally unable to take care of their own finances or if they are under the age of 18.
A person chosen by the Social Security Administration to receive and manage the recipientâ€(tm)s Social Security or Supplemental Security Income benefits for a recipient who cannot manage his or her own money.
An individual, institution or other organization who is appointed to receive payments on behalf of a person receiving Social Security disability or retirement, Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or Veterans Administration benefits if that person is unable to manage his or her financial affairs.
Someone who receives benefits on another personâ€(tm)s behalf. For children under 18, a parent or guardian is usually the representative payee.
