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Property Essential To Self-Support

Property Essential to Self Support or "PASS" Social Security does not count some resources that are essential to an applicant's means of self-support when deciding his continuing eligibility for SSI. They do not count his property if he uses it in a trade or business (for example, inventory of goods) or personal property used for work as an employee (for example, tools or equipment). Other use of the item(s) does not matter.

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  • Social Security does not consider liquid resources, for example, stocks, bonds, or notes as PESS, unless the applicant uses them as part of a trade or business.
  • The claimant must be using the property that is being excluded under the PESS provision for his self-support activities.

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