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Can I File For Benefits On My Own Record At 62 And For Divorced Spousal Benefits At FRA?
I will turn 62 on 5/ 2018. I was married for 25 years and have been divorced for 4. Is it possible to collect on my benefits at 62 and then on my ex's at full retirement age?
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No, whenever you apply for benefits, you will be deemed to be filing for both retirement benefits on your own record and for divorced spousal benefits (https://www.ssa.gov/planners/retire/deemedfaq.html).
Best, Jerry
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February 23, 2017