Based on a new policy recently implemented under Trump, more than 1M beneficiaries can expect their Social Security checks to ...

Starting April 2025, the Social Security Administration will increase the withholding cap on overpayments from 10% to 50% of ...

Along these same lines, beneficiaries can also file Form SSA-561, which is officially known as a "Request for Reconsideration." ...

Along these same lines, beneficiaries can also file Form SSA-561, which is officially known as a "Request for Reconsideration." ...

Along these same lines, beneficiaries can also file Form SSA-561, which is officially known as a "Request for Reconsideration." ...

Along these same lines, beneficiaries can also file Form SSA-561, which is officially known as a "Request for Reconsideration." This route is taken by beneficiaries who don't agree with the SSA's ...

If you file in writing, download SSA-561, ”Request for Reconsideration,” which is available from the Social Security Administration website, SSA.gov.

Request a waiver if they believe the overpayment was not their fault and they cannot afford to pay it back. To file an appeal, the person must use Form SSA-561 within 60 days of receiving the notice.