Social Security Payment
May 5th 2003, 6:10 pm
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Social Security Payment
Hello All -
If a person works in US for 10 Years (40 quarters) but never gets a
green card or never becomes a citizen - he/she still pays social
security payments out of paycheck every month for 10 years. When
person gets older, can he/she claim social security? Even when they
reside outside of US?
Regards,
AZXML
If a person works in US for 10 Years (40 quarters) but never gets a
green card or never becomes a citizen - he/she still pays social
security payments out of paycheck every month for 10 years. When
person gets older, can he/she claim social security? Even when they
reside outside of US?
Regards,
AZXML
May 5th 2003, 7:14 pm
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Re: Social Security Payment
Just Curious wrote:
> Hello All -
>
> If a person works in US for 10 Years (40 quarters) but never gets a
> green card or never becomes a citizen - he/she still pays social
> security payments out of paycheck every month for 10 years. When
> person gets older, can he/she claim social security? Even when they
> reside outside of US?
In most cases, yes. See http://www.ssa.gov/international/
-Joe
> Hello All -
>
> If a person works in US for 10 Years (40 quarters) but never gets a
> green card or never becomes a citizen - he/she still pays social
> security payments out of paycheck every month for 10 years. When
> person gets older, can he/she claim social security? Even when they
> reside outside of US?
In most cases, yes. See http://www.ssa.gov/international/
-Joe
