I’m still trying to figure out what the same earnings record means on the form SSA-1724-F4. I made more money than my husband made, am I on the same earning record ?
Hi Barry! The "same earnings record" on Form SSA-1724-F4 typically refers to whether you and your spouse are filing based on the same Social Security earnings history. Even though you made more money than your husband, you each have your own separate earnings records with Social Security. You would only be on the "same earnings record" if you're claiming spousal benefits based on his record (or vice versa) rather than your own work record. Since you earned more, you'd likely want to claim benefits based on your own earnings record for the maximum benefit. I'd recommend calling SSA at 1-800-772-1213 to clarify your specific situation - they can explain which option gives you the better benefit amount.
Barry Coburn Sr
My email is not working right now, but I can get texts. Does anyone know the answer to my question about the earnings record ii
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Malik Davis
Hi Barry! The "same earnings record" on Form SSA-1724-F4 typically refers to whether you and your spouse are filing based on the same Social Security earnings history. Even though you made more money than your husband, you each have your own separate earnings records with Social Security. You would only be on the "same earnings record" if you're claiming spousal benefits based on his record (or vice versa) rather than your own work record. Since you earned more, you'd likely want to claim benefits based on your own earnings record for the maximum benefit. I'd recommend calling SSA at 1-800-772-1213 to clarify your specific situation - they can explain which option gives you the better benefit amount.
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