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Millions of Americans relying on Supplemental Security Income (SSI) were surprised in June 2025 when they didn’t see their expected $943–$967 deposit.
While fears of missing or delayed payments spread, the Social Security Administration (SSA) has clarified the situation. It wasn’t an error—it was an early delivery due to a scheduling adjustment.
If you’re still unsure where your money is or when the next deposit is arriving, this article will walk you through all the key details—including payment dates, maximum eligible amounts, and how to check your SSI status.
Why the June 2025 SSI Check Didn’t Arrive in June
Many SSI recipients noticed that no payment hit their account on June 1. But this wasn’t a mistake. The SSA’s payment calendar adjusts delivery dates when the 1st of the month falls on a weekend or federal holiday.
In this case, June 1, 2025, was a Sunday, which means payments were automatically moved up to Friday, May 30, 2025. This was the regular June payment, just delivered earlier to avoid delays.
These calendar-based changes happen every year, and the SSA publishes its official payment schedule months in advance. So, if you received a deposit on May 30, that was your June SSI check.
How Much Will You Get in July 2025?
For July 2025, the base SSI payment remains consistent, but some individuals could receive more depending on state-level supplements and qualifying conditions.
| Beneficiary Type | Federal SSI Payment | With State Supplement (Max) |
|---|---|---|
| Individual | $943 | Up to $967 |
| Couple | $1,415 | Varies by state |
Note: State supplements are determined by factors like residency, disability status, living arrangements, and income level. Not all states provide additional payments.
When Will the July SSI Check Arrive?
The next SSI payment date is already confirmed:
Monday, July 1, 2025
If you are enrolled in direct deposit or use a Direct Express card, your funds should be available in your account by early morning on July 1. If you receive paper checks, it might take a few extra days via mail.
This July payment is part of the normal SSI cycle—no delays or early deposits are expected this time.
How to Check If Your SSI Check Is Coming
If you’re unsure about the status of your upcoming or previous payment, you can take the following steps:
- Visit Your SSA Account
- Log in to ssa.gov/myaccount
- View your payment history and upcoming payment schedule
- Call the SSA
- Dial 1-800-772-1213 (TTY: 1-800-325-0778)
- Have your Social Security Number and other personal details ready
- Check State Supplement Info
- Some states offer additional support—check with your state’s social services agency to confirm if you qualify for a higher SSI benefit.
Why It Matters
The $943 to $967 SSI payments play a critical role in supporting individuals with limited income and resources, especially those who are elderly, blind, or disabled. Understanding when and why payments are rescheduled allows recipients to plan effectively and avoid unnecessary stress.
The SSA Calendar is a valuable tool in this regard, as it outlines all expected payment dates—including adjustments for weekends and holidays.
To recap, the June SSI payment wasn’t missing—it was simply paid early on May 30, 2025, due to the 1st falling on a Sunday. With July’s payment scheduled for July 1, recipients can rest assured that the SSA is operating as usual.
If you’re eligible for state supplements, your July check could be as high as $967. Always stay informed through your My SSA Account and official communications to ensure you’re up to date on payments, changes, and potential increases.
FAQs
Why didn’t I receive my SSI check in June 2025?
The June payment was delivered early on May 30, because June 1 fell on a Sunday. This is a standard SSA practice.
How much will I get in July 2025 from SSI?
The base SSI amount is $943 for individuals, but you may receive up to $967 depending on your state’s supplement.
How can I check if my SSI payment is scheduled or delayed?
Log in to ssa.gov/myaccount or call 1-800-772-1213 to view payment history and confirm your next deposit.