How can I get Soc. Sec. to go after the former payee for my fiancee ssi Checks?
958679
If he was a minor or unable to manage his own finances,then the mother as the payee should be held responsible for paying back the money owed.He shouldn't have been receiving SSI benefits if he is able to work,it is the payees responsibility to report any income changes to SS immediately.\nYour best option would be to have HIM contact SS directly and speak to someone there.While I know you want to help,it really isn't your place to get involved since you are not directly involved in the case..He has to deal with this on his own.
742041
you can call the social security office and they will send it to you or you can go to the nearest office and pick it up.
321580
Have you tried getting in touch with friends and family.  If you know his social security number you can track him that way.  If you haven't tried, go to local child support office, they probably find him through his SS# and in most states this service is free.
198610
Contact your Social Security office. They can take care of this for you. You may even be able to do it over the phone.
909899
I would first document your grievances in writing by certified mail. In many states it is illegal to publicize a social security number of someone else. Everywhere it is improper.\n\nFor the rest, the operative word in legal circles is "civility". You have, so long as you are yourself civil, a right to demand that from any lawyer and any law office.\n\nHow far you want to take it should depend on whether your financial interests rather than just your pride are compromised.\n\nAlways see your prospective lawyer in context before hiring him or her. I tell people to visit the courthouse and see them in action, talk to their clients.
420662
You can download a free form from\nhttp://www.ssa.gov/online/ss-5.html\n\nDo not use third party services that offer this service as you run a risk of identity theft.
648390
Contact the Social Security Administration to have the lost check "stopped" and a replacement issued.
923465
Have you contacted Chexsystems?  Give them a call, they should be able to identify why you were denied.  And, perhaps tell you how you can get off the list. \n\nAlso, are you sure it is Chexsystem that denied the check?  Is the store where you were writing the check is one where you previously bounced a check?  If so, they might have their own internal system for identifying past offenders.
802126
see about becoming illegal and start getting paid under the table. i don't see any other ways your going to get away with out paying SS
259696
If you have his Social Security number,you can find him,or rather DFCS can find him.If he works a public job,he has to turn in a SS# for tax purposes.I have been married twice,and still remember both guy's SS#.I have a son by each of them.Good luck.
931628
Go the legal route. Talk to an attorney or tax advisor. If you go to your ex-employer's home, call him, etc. he can file a harassment suit against you (and that would be much more expensive and look bad on your employment record/background check). You can send him a bill/invoice (make sure you keep a record of this) for collection purposes. Make sure it is straight forward and there are no personal jibes, threats, etc. as that could be used against you later. Just state the amount owed, what it's for, and a timeline it needs to be paid within.\nYou might be able to put a lien against his business, etc. and make him pay for any attorney fees/court costs depending on how much is owed and what kind of documentation/proof you have. Don't wait too long to do this because the statute of limitations on this is rather short.\nThe important thing here is not to look like a disgruntled ex-employee. You want to come across as a professional just looking to recoupe what is truly owed.
279350
Call the Social Security Administration and report it as "lost or stolen".\n\nYou can call the SSA at 1-800-772-1213 to verify the\naccuracy of the earnings reported on your SSN, and to\nrequest a copy of your Social Security Statement or to\nget a replacement SSN card if yours is lost or stolen.\n\nPlus, make sure the SSA has your current address so\nyou can recieve the regularly mailed statements of\nbenefits accrued under your name (see sources for add'l. contact information).
354979
Contact Social Security and inform them of the FRAUD.  Contact the IRS and notify them of the FRAUD.  Hire an attorney and let him/her of the FRAUD.\n\nIf you have full legal and physical custody you're entitled to claim your children as dependents.\n\nTheir father's SSN will be a way for you to receive any funds due you.\nThe IRS has ways to deal with the fraud perpertrated on you.\n\nAlso contact the Big Three Credit Reporting Organizations and put FRAUD ALERTS on your childrens' SSNs.\n\nMaybe you might want to get new SSNs for your children.  Social Security will give you good advice.\n\nBut get an attorney as well.  You've been slimed.\n\nGood Luck
112515
Don't think you can but this looks helpful\nA family member or other person responsible for the beneficiary's affairs should do the following:\n\n- Promptly notify Social Security of the beneficiary's death by calling SSA toll-free at 1-800-772-1213. People who are deaf or hard of hearing may call our "TTY" number, 1-800-325-0778, between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. on business days.\n- If monthly benefits were being paid via direct deposit, notify the bank or other financial institution of the beneficiary's death. Request that any funds received for the month of death and later be returned to Social Security as soon as possible.\n- If benefits were being paid by check, DO NOT CASH any checks received for the month in which the beneficiary died or thereafter.\n\nReturn the checks to Social Security as soon as possible. To find your local Social Security office, see http://www.socialsecurity.gov/locator/.\n\nA one-time payment of $255 is payable to the surviving spouse if he or she was living with the beneficiary at the time of death, OR if living apart, was receiving Social Security benefits on the beneficiary's earnings record. If there is no surviving spouse, the payment is made to a child who was eligible for benefits on the beneficiary's earnings record in the month of death.
760138
You have to have their social security number to do it, if they wont give it to you then you find another tenant.
317576
If he is getting paid in euro's it will be a lot more difficult, but you could try contacting the US consulate for guidance (google for consulate contact info). If he is working for a US company and paid in dollars you should just contact the state Child Support Enforcement Agency that your support case was filed in and give them his current location and the name of the employer if you know it. They can do a lot with a little information and a lot of follow up (pressure) from you.
1133785
My wife passed away last year so when I was competing my Form 1040 I found no distinctive information on how to claim her for last year so I called IRS. A woman explained exactly what I was to do and accomplished just that on the form in front of me while conversing.\nThree to four weeks later I received my refund check and it had my name and my wife's name on the check. The following day I called IRS to inquire what I should do to get the check re-issued in my name only. After 2 1/2 to 3 hours trying to get thru to a real person at IRS I finally found some other office out-side of IRS who finally transfered me to an IRS attorney. She informed me to complete a special form and return it along with the check. Both times I asked the individuals if I should include a Death Certificate and was told that it wasn't necessary.  I downloaded the form from the net and returned it with the check as directed.\nSome three weeks later I got a letter and another form to complete with instructions to include a Death Certificate and also instructions to notify Social Security which I had already accomplish after my wife's death.\n I originally submitted my taxes in early February and finally got my refund in late May. Need I say more?