Can I get Social Security credits for work done under a not-valid Social Security Number?
No, you cannot get credit. Using someone else's number is a crime.
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No, you cannot get credit. Using someone else's number is a crime.
1. Assuming your son is a minor, he would probably be on Medicaid, rather than Medicare. 2. Not everyone on Medicare gets Part D. That is a...
There are several ways that you could be eligible. Visit your local Social Security office, discuss your options, and apply. It takes months for...
Yes, please do that immediately. The success of your claim is on the line.
You do not need a lawyer at this stage. Send all of your medical records since 2008. Also get letters from your doctors EXPLAINING WHY you are...
Yes, you have the right to object. Call the office of the judge who decided your case. You have a right to protest, so do that. The sad news is...
Answer the summons. Show up. She is going to have to pay back the money. Her wages can be garnished. She needs to work out a payment program...
They can sue you, but only collect under circumstances. To be protected, your benefits have to be in a separate account. The safest way to...
There are many circumstances in which a widow is entitled to collect widow's benefits. The fact that you worked for the government would not make...
No. You do not pay one cent out of your pocket for the attorney's fee (expenses are different). Tell him to put that in writing. Make sure that...
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