SSI Disability/Do they count back 2 months
My colleague is correct. Sometimes the SSA office looks back 2 months, other times 3 months. But they do eventually correct it things. Best of...
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My colleague is correct. Sometimes the SSA office looks back 2 months, other times 3 months. But they do eventually correct it things. Best of...
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I agree with my colleague. File a claim right away - there is a limit on how far back they will go. But that could increase your benefit now, and...
If you have documents to show embezzlement, reeport that to...
Unless there has been a prior applicataion for SSI that SSA agrees to reopen, then know. SSI cannot be paid until the month after application. ...
This can be a difficult areaa, as you can tell by the range of answers from my colleagues. Mr. Wayson's answer is correct until you are awrded...
My colleagues give good responses. If you need to, talk to another attorney and get a second opinion. Once you lose in front of an ALJ - a judge...
Yes. YES! All income of any sort - lottery winnings, inheritances, gifts etc - everything must be reported. For SSI, the money is counted in...
My colleague is correct. There is a 5 month waiting period - the first 5 months AFTER the month disability started. So, it depends what month SSA...
Based on the limited facts we have so far, no. Mr. Wayson has provided a good detailed analysis, so I will not repeat it here. Good luck to you.
I agree with Mr. Wayson's sound advice. Talk to your family law attorney. SSA just pays out money the way they are told, and if the Court tells...