YSK: If you work in the U.S. as a W-2 worker, you can check to see how much money you've paid into Social Security and learn when you'll become eligible to draw from it in retirement

HandsHurtLoL · 1 year ago

YSK: If you work in the U.S. as a W-2 worker, you can check to see how much money you've paid into Social Security and learn when you'll become eligible to draw from it in retirement

@[email protected] · 1 year ago

Is this applicable to someone who worked in US for say 5 years on H1B visa and then left the country. I know I paid social security with each of my pay check. Would I be able to get any benefit when I retire (or before)?

@ryathal · 11 months ago

I believe you need 10 years to qualify for benefits, be considered disabled, or married to someone who contributed for 10 years.