On November 1, SSI Recipients Will Receive a Crucial $943 Payment: Details and Eligibility Requirements Explained

By Demetria Larkin Last updated Oct 25, 2024

People in the United States who get Supplemental Security Income (SSI) will get a check for $943 on November 1. This payment is very important for a lot of Americans who depend on it to meet their basic wants. The Social Security Administration (SSA) sets certain standards for people who want to get this check.

This check is an important source of income for people who already get SSI. It’s important to remember, though, that retirees in Group 1 can also get this payment. This means that more people who need it can get this money.

On November 1, SSI Payments Must Be Made

The payment on November 1 is an important part of the SSI program, which helps people with special needs and few resources by giving them money. People who want to get this $943 check must meet two simple conditions:

Be qualified for SSI: This means that the person applying must have less than the SSA-set amount of money and resources.
No change in status: It is very important that the beneficiary’s situation has not changed in a way that could make them ineligible, like their income or the people who live with them.

In addition to people who get SSI, this payment is also necessary for Group 1 seniors who got benefits before May 1997. You can get this important check at the same time if you are in this group and meet the requirements.

November Social Security and SSI payments That Are Still Due

Besides the payment on November 1, there are many more Social Security payouts planned for the month. Those who retired after May 1997 should also keep an eye on these important dates in November:

November 13: Retirees with a post-May 1997 check who have a birthday between the 1st and 10th will get their payment.
November 20: Those born between the 11th and 20th will get their payment on this date.
November 27: Retirees with birthdays between the 21st and 31st of the month will get their checks.

Because December 1 is a weekend, SSI recipients will get their December payment early on November 29. The steady flow of payments helps people stay financially stable throughout the month so they can meet their basic needs without any problems.

All retirees and people who get SSI need to know these times and requirements to make sure they can get their checks on time.