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Yes, a person receiving SSI benefits can join the military. However, they may have to meet certain qualifications and pass a physical exam.
Yes, receiving SSI benefits may affect a recruit's pay while in the military. The military may reduce their pay by the amount of their SSI benefits, as they are considered income. However, they may be eligible for certain allowances and benefits based on their military service.
No, joining the military will not automatically cause a person to lose their SSI benefits. However, their benefits may be affected if their income or resources increase as a result of their military service.
Yes, a person receiving SSI benefits will still receive medical care while in the military. They will have access to military healthcare and may also be able to keep their current healthcare coverage through their SSI benefits.
Yes, there may be some special considerations for recruits receiving SSI benefits. They may need to inform their SSI office about their military service and may need to provide proof of their military pay and allowances. They may also need to discuss how their SSI benefits will be affected with their recruiter and a military legal assistance office.