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I'm unsure what this means that was posted on mysocialsecurity.com! As I recently applied for ssi
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Answered on August 04, 2019
It seems that a favorable decision was made but it still remains in-house at Social Security. It is not official until they issue a written...
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I just received ssd benefits from 2005-2006 but I was in jail and found NGRI so is it a mistake from s.s.
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Answered on August 04, 2019
In general, with Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity, benefits are suspended after the verdict a judge’s order of confinement to an institution, but...
Why would an ALJ hearing be scheduled so quickly?
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Answered on August 04, 2019
You should ask Judge Nagle for a CD of your file. Do it in writing, by fax, and keep the letter and fax receipt. Do it now.
If they don’t send...
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How does back pay work when your recieving for SSI and ssdi and your child will draw off of me? I am aware I will only draw ssi
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Answered on August 04, 2019
You did not say if you were represented in your hearing. If so, they should answer your specific questions. I will not try to do so here, but will...
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I am being listed by Social Security as being married but am not?
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Answered on July 01, 2019
You should search for an attorney familiar with the pertinent issues. Is this related to SSI benefits? If you and your roommate are considered to...
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I have been with my woman for 15yrs I am now on ssd and am wondering if she can get benefits from as if and when I die?
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Answered on July 01, 2019
Social Security determines spousal status based on state law for spouse or widow benefits. Most states require a ceremonial marriage. However,...
Can you reopen an old disability claim?
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Answered on July 01, 2019
You should file a new claim with competent counsel, or at least get a “protected filing date” which is good for 6 months (SSD) or 60 days (SSI),...
What is sspna?
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Answered on July 01, 2019
That is the State Supplement to the basic federal SSI amount.
Writ of Garnishment on my bank account, SSA benefits and earned wages. Is there any way to protect the wages I’ve earned?
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Answered on July 01, 2019
This is somewhat complex and it involves state law, so you are better off consulting an attorney in your state regarding your rights as a judgment...
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I was receiving Both SSDI and ssi benefits. My benefits stoppedl
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Answered on April 29, 2019
Did you have an attorney? If so, you should clarify with them what the judge ruled.
Are you sure that only the SSI was ordered to be continued? ...
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