Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) payments are scheduled to start this week in June, with specific payment dates depending on when you began receiving SSDI and your birth date. If you have not received your May SSDI check, it is recommended to contact the Social Security Administration for assistance. Payments are typically made on the same day as Social Security payments, with variations for different recipient groups.
For individuals who have been receiving SSDI since May 1997 or earlier, payments are scheduled to arrive on the third day of every month, with exceptions for weekends and holidays. Those who fall under a different timeline based on their birth date receive their payments on specific Wednesdays each month. Payments are determined by birth date ranges: the first to 10th receive payments on the second Wednesday, the 11th to 20th on the third Wednesday, and the 21st to 31st on the fourth Wednesday. This schedule ensures that payments are spread out evenly throughout the month.
In June, SSDI payments are set to be distributed as follows: June 3 for recipients who have been on SSDI since before May 1997, June 12 for those with birthdays in the first to 10th range, June 18 for birthdays in the 11th to 20th range (a day earlier due to the Juneteenth holiday on June 19), and June 26 for birthdays in the 21st to 31st range. Understanding the payment schedule based on birth date can help recipients anticipate when they can expect their payments throughout the month.
Overall, the Social Security Administration sets specific payment dates for SSDI recipients based on their individual circumstances. It is important for recipients to be aware of these dates and to contact the SSA if they encounter any issues with their payments. By following the defined schedule and staying informed about payment dates, individuals can ensure they receive their SSDI payments in a timely and consistent manner. For recipients who have questions or concerns about their payments, the SSA is available for assistance and guidance to help resolve any issues.
