
SSA warns: Millions of people will be left without receiving a single $ if they don't do this
SSA has issued a clear warning that must be followed by those who do not want to lose their income
Receiving the monthly Social Security payment is an acquired right for millions of people in the United States. However, the SSA (Social Security Administration) has issued a clear warning. Those who do not meet the requirements established by the agency could stop receiving their benefits, even in full.
This measure is part of a stricter control process that aims to ensure that only truly eligible people keep receiving these funds. In this regard, one of the main requirements demanded by the SSA is to keep a valid residence.
Valid residence, a key requirement for the SSA
One of the main criteria imposed by the SSA is to keep an updated and valid residence within the United States. This is also valid in authorized territories, such as Puerto Rico, Guam, or the Virgin Islands. Those who live outside the country must inform the SSA, especially if they are going to be away for more than 30 days.

There are countries where Social Security payments are not allowed, such as Cuba or North Korea. If a person lives in one of these places, they will automatically lose the right to receive the money. Keeping a valid address and notifying any change is essential to avoid losing the benefit.
How to keep collecting SSA benefits without interruptions
To avoid losing the right to the monthly payment, it is essential to keep all personal information up to date. The SSA provides an online platform where it is possible to update data, report extended trips, and respond to official requests.

Meeting these requirements is the only way to guarantee that the money arrives every month without delays or complications. Ignoring notices or not following the rules can cause payments to stop completely. Moreover, this is the case even if the benefit has already been received for years.
The SSA requires beneficiaries to respond to certain forms that are sent periodically. Some of them are proof of life or personal updates. If it is not possible to locate the aid recipient or if it is detected that they have changed country or address, the benefit will be suspended until it is regularized.
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