Hi there. I am 46 years old 4’10” female. Can I claim disability?
In and of itself being 4'10" is not a disability. Bipolar may qualify but claims based on mental health issues are more difficult to prove than...
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In and of itself being 4'10" is not a disability. Bipolar may qualify but claims based on mental health issues are more difficult to prove than...
Perhaps but claims based only on mental health issues are generally more difficult than for those with physical impairments. I suggest you have a...
I agree with Attorney Joy, however, I will say that there is no auxiliary benefit for the children of SSI recipients.
It means that your fully favorable decision is under review which the AC can do all on their own if the wish. Usually, but not always, the...
SSI is a welfare type benefit with very low and very strict asset / income limitations. You may be denied for SSI based upon your assets while...
Regardless of who is the payee the money must be spent for the care and benefit of the minor. If the grandparents have just kept the money for...
Your question raises more questions. So, in order to get proper advice, you should have a detailed conversation with a highly rated personal...
You can continue to work part time and still claim to be "disabled." The absolute maximum for 2018 is $1180 per month gross. However, all...
In my opinion, unless you are holding yourselves out as a married couple then your boyfriend's income should not matter. This link may help: ...
I do not believe that they are obligated to fill out the form nor will someone from the SSA visit their premises. The SSA may send a follow up...