What happens to my SSDI if I move to another state, like Connecticut? If you relocate to Connecticut, your Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits generally continue without interruption. The Social Security Administration manages SSDI on a federal level, so moving states should not affect your monthly payments. However, you must update your address and contact information with the SSA to ensure you receive all correspondence. Keep in mind, some state-specific services linked to SSDI, like Medicaid or state disability programs, may differ in Connecticut.

At Hogan Smith, we support clients moving to Connecticut by ensuring your SSDI benefits remain intact and guiding you through any state-specific changes.

• Advising you on how to properly notify the SSA about your address change to prevent payment disruptions.
• Explaining potential impacts on state-linked benefits and assisting with Medicaid or local program transitions.
• Helping transfer and organize your medical documentation to maintain eligibility and support ongoing claims.
• Representing you if any challenges arise with continued SSDI eligibility after your relocation.

If you're planning a move to Connecticut and want to understand how it impacts your SSDI benefits, contact Hogan Smith today for a free consultation. Our knowledgeable team will help you manage the transition smoothly, protect your benefits, and address any questions about state-specific issues.