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Posted on Thursday, March 09, 2006 - 12:25 am:   
I am age 60 and can retire at 66. My current husband is not an American citizen and we live out of the US. He is quite ill so I have this concern.

If I begin drawing my own Soc Sec benefits at age 66 (very low) and my present husband dies later, can I make a change and draw the higher benefits that I would get from drawing on my ex husband´s account? We were married 14 years.

Or can you only file one time for benefits with no further changes?

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