Exceeding Income Limits: Beneficiaries under full retirement age who earn above the Social Security income thresholds may see their benefits reduced or stopped.
Incarceration: Individuals who are incarcerated for a felony may lose their Social Security benefits during their imprisonment.
Failure to Report Changes: Not reporting life changes, such as marriage, divorce, or dependents, can lead to benefit suspension or loss.
Failure to Provide Documentation: If recipients don’t submit required documentation, like proof of income or living arrangements, benefits may be delayed or discontinued.
Non-Compliance with Work Credits: People who fail to meet the required number of work credits or eligibility criteria may lose benefits.
Residency Outside the U.S.: Social Security benefits may be stopped for those who move to certain countries for extended periods without meeting the necessary requirements.