SSN
BPQY gives the last four of the SSN of the individual who is the subject of the statement, even if
benefits are being paid from a parent or spouse’s record under a different SSN.
RECORD
The first column provides the categories broken into sections for Cash, Medical Reviews,
Representation, Health Insurance, SSI work Exclusions, SSDI Work Activity, and Demonstration
Project Information. We provide the IRS recorded earnings in a yearly total, and the SSI
recorded earnings in monthly totals. If available, we also provide the posted SSDI monthly
earnings for the last five years.
CASH
Under the cash category, this section details the type and status of benefits and payment
amounts.
TYPE OF BENFIT
Shows the type of benefit received. NOTE: In SSDI cases, a beneficiary may receive benefits on
more than one record (SSN), but only the current benefit is reported on the BPQY.
POSSIBLE SSDI ENTRIES
Disabled Worker, Disabled Adult Child, Disabled Widow, Disabled Widower, Disallowed
Claim, Denied Claim-Medical Denial
POSSIBLE SSI ENTRIES
Disabled Individual, Disabled Spouse, Disabled Child, Blind Individual, Blind Spouse, Blind
Child, Disabled Student, Blind Student
CURRENT STATUS
A beneficiary may be in a current pay status (getting a check), suspended, or terminated
entitlement.
STATUTORY
BLINDNESS
Yes means that SSA has determined that the beneficiary’s visual impairment meets the
definition of Statutory Blindness, under the Social Security Act for SSDI/SSI benefit purposes.
The substantial gainful activity (SGA) level is higher for statutory blindness than for other types
of disabilities.
DATE OF DISABILITY ONSET
The most recent medical disability onset date established by SSA.
DATE OF ENTITLEMENT
The most recent date of entitlement to SSDI benefits and/or the most recent date of eligibility
for SSI. Earlier periods of entitlement and/or eligibility are not displayed.
DEFINITIONS OF EACH FIELD