The next of the Social Security Disability payments will arrive on June 3rd for a specific group of Americans. United States beneficiaries with a monthly check can get payment on this day if they meet the eligibility criteria. That is why it is so important to know such criteria and thus have on our personal calendar the day when we get the money.

Only the first group of Disability beneficiaries can collect this check. It is important to keep this in mind, since the rest of the Disability retirees will get the payment in June, yes, but on different days. Each beneficiary has his or her payment on a different day depending on the year of retirement and the day of birth.

What we can always say with certainty is that retirees have a benefit without problems or delays. Retirement checks arrive on up to four different days and each retiree gets one of those payments. And you don’t have to have a particular type of benefit to be part of those payments. Therefore, Disability payments can arrive on the same day as Age Retirement payments.

Eligibility for the new Social Security Disability

As mentioned above, the new payment day for this Social Security Disability payment will be June 3rd. And only Group 1 retirees are eligible for this payment. There is only one requirement to be part of Group 1 retirees.

This requirement is none other than that of having the benefit since before May 1997. Only by fulfilling this requirement we will be part of group 1 beneficiaries, which will mean that we will get a check on June 3rd. At the very least it will cause the Social Security Administration to send out a check on this particular day.

In order to have the payment on the same day of mailing, it is also necessary to have Direct Deposit activated. Thanks to this collection method, no Disability or other Social Security payments will arrive late to Americans’ checking accounts. Those who do not activate this collection method but meet the eligibility requirement will also receive the money, but a few days later.