Can u loose disability points after a period of unemployment?

I agree with Mr. Pham. Just to add, your DLI usually expires 5 years from when you stop working if you've been working consistently. You'll want to...

No her creditors cannot garnish the funds. They are yours, not hers.

Questions about SSDI monthly benefits (Not SSI)

1. You don't have to report the injury settlement to SSA because you are on SSDI. 2. It depends. If you earn over 1090 gross in a month they can...

I Have been disabled for 3 years now

The quick answer is no. The is no additional benefit for a caregiver.

Am I likely to be approved for disability and is there any way to speed up the process?

No one here can tell you the likelihood of being approved. It depends on many factors including what your records state. You do have conditions...

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What can I do if Social Security never makes a decision on my Overpayment Reconsideration?

Unfortunately, this is a normal occurrence with overpayment reconsideration cases. If they're not collecting on the overpayment then consider...

I started receiving ss disability in 2014 for mental illness. I recently took a job 2 days/mth for $400.00 /mth.

There are many answers to this, but in short no if you receive SSDI. Any work you do and earnings need to be reported to SSA. If in SSI, then your...

I am disabled but still working. Do I qualify to an aid worker to assist me, paid by the state? What benefits do I have?

More info is needed to answer. You say you're disabled. Has a federal or state agency found you to be disabled? What is your disability? How much...

My son owes soc. sec. For a cpl of overpayments. He has been paying them back out of his checks for over 20 yrs. how can I prove

They should provide you the info you've requested. You may need to hire an attorney to put some pressure on then to provide the requested info....

I've applied for disability but need to know how it's calculated so I can cut stuff from my budget. Chances of getting approved?

You can create an account at SSA.gov and then you can find out how much your disability payment would be. As far as your chances, it sounds like...