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SSI Benefits for a Child?

My son's father died when I was pregnant and I have applied for SSI benefits twice and was denied. I am now waiting for a hearing. I am not able to obtain paternity because his family refuses to do a DNA test. What can I do to get my son approved to receive his father's benefits?

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By Carli H.

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March 23, 20140 found this helpful

Were you and the father married? I would think that would be all you would need. I might be wrong, but I would think a marriage license would be enough proof. Why don't the paternal parents want a DNA done? There must be a reason for that. I don't really think any of us on this site can give you any real advice.

 

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March 25, 20140 found this helpful

It appears that you and your son's father were not married - correct?
You will have to prove your case for sure.

Why can't you get a DNA test done?

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Who has the child?
Why are the "grandparents" not wanting a DNA test?

Those are some of the questions that need to be answered before you request help anywhere.
I do not believe anyone on this site can help you.

 

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