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SSA told me I lack the required credits to qualify for social security payments. I am CSRS retired and will turn age 62 in June 2017. I started working for the federal government before October 1, 1982, and received credit for my military service in the computation of my CSRS pension without making the deposit. I understand that the OPM “one-time check” for my situation will occur at age 62. Because I will not qualify for Social Security, I do not expect to have my CSRS pension reduced. However, when and how is this check accomplished? When will I be notified and can the check be verified through SSA? Blocked by moderator
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How can I verify that OPM has checked my social security eligibility?
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