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Mail or fax us a request to waive overpaid benefits Fill out Request for Waiver of Overpayment Recovery (PDF). Then, find the Social Security office closest to your home and mail or fax us the completed form.

Request for a Waiver If the overpayment was $1000 or less, SSA may be able to approve the waiver request without the need for a waiver form. ... File the SSA-632-BK: Request for Waiver of Overpayment Recovery or Change in Repayment Rate (PDF) form if the overpayment amount is over $1000 or if requested by SSA.

If you agree that you have been overpaid, but you feel you should not have to pay it back because you did not cause the overpayment and you cannot afford to repay it, you should file Form SSA-632, Request for Waiver of Overpayment Recovery.

Here are your choices: Ask for Reconsideration. This is an appeal. ... Ask for a Waiver. If you agree that you were overpaid, you can still ask SSA to waive it so that you don't have to pay it back. ... Ask for a Payment Arrangement. Do this if you think that the overpayment was your fault or you can afford to pay it back.

Here are a few ways to do it: Increase Your Earnings. Social Security benefits are calculated based on the 35 years you earn the most. ... Wait Until Age 70 to Collect. Waiting to collect Social Security benefits until age 70 ensures you receive your maximum benefit amount. ... Claim Spousal Benefits at Full Retirement Age.

You can ask for a waiver at any time. You cannot pay back the overpayment because you need the money to meet your ordinary living expenses. You may have to submit proof of your income, as well as bills to show that all of your income is used for your monthly expenses and that it would be a hardship for you to repay.

If you don't agree that you've been overpaid, or if you believe the amount of the overpayment is incorrect, you can file form SSA-561 for an appeal. Your appeal needs to state why you think you haven't been overpaid or why the overpayment amount is incorrect.

The DWP can agree to waiver (write off) the overpayment. However this will usually only be done in exceptional circumstances where recovery action will result in severe welfare issues for you or your family. The DWP will also look into the circumstances of the overpayment.

How to Fill out the Request for Waiver Form: On Question 1 print your name and Social Security Number clearly. On Question 2, check the first box. ... Skip Questions 2 and 4 unless the overpayment was paid to someone else. On Questions 5, 6, and 7, explain why the overpayment was not your own fault.

Form SSA-632BK | Request For Waiver Of Overpayment Recovery Our notice will tell you why you have been overpaid and how you can pay us back. We will also tell you how you can ask us to: Reconsider our decision, if you believe you are not overpaid; Waive (not collect) the overpayment; or.