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1. Open a new account, change the direct deposit to that account, don't give her access to the login info.

Fri Mar 15, 2024, 08:30 PM

Mar 2024

That doesn't help with the current check, but it would stop it from happening again.

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Need advice. My friend's wife is stealing his Social Security [View all] no_hypocrisy Mar 2024 OP

Do all of the above, and request that online access not be enabled. TwilightZone Mar 2024 #9

Definitely. Change accounts and call SS. Deuxcents Mar 2024 #6

Do all that and report the theft to SSA and the police. Joinfortmill Mar 2024 #8

If it's going to a joint account, nothing. Phoenix61 Mar 2024 #2

This is so sad nt XanaDUer2 Mar 2024 #4

The first thing would be to change his password and pin woodsprite Mar 2024 #5

Contact the Social Security Office of Inspector General CanonRay Mar 2024 #7

You hit the nail on the head. no_hypocrisy Mar 2024 #11

Is it possible to homegirl Mar 2024 #13

Good idea up to mail at home. She'll steal the check. no_hypocrisy Mar 2024 #14

I sincerely doubt it. PoindexterOglethorpe Mar 2024 #16

One thing about calling SS - estimated wait time varies from 40 min to an hour question everything Mar 2024 #15

I am fortunate homegirl Mar 2024 #17