What should I do?
This was posted as a social security question when, clearly, it is not. Perhaps you should consult with a civil rights lawyer.
Southfield, MI
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This was posted as a social security question when, clearly, it is not. Perhaps you should consult with a civil rights lawyer.
I suggest they cooperate with the SSA since failure to do so may jeopardize the benefit payment.
More information is needed, such as your age, education and work history. What is also important is knowing how your impairments effect you on a...
It is highly unlikely in my opinion that a future prospective employer would be able to learn that your son once got, or was receiving, social...
The best person to ask, frankly the only person to ask, is your lawyer. They know all the medical information as well as other facts relevant to...
If you are on Social Security retirement there should be no effect. See this link: ...
There will be no impact upon your SSD and, in my opinion, little to no impact upon the SSI either even though your income will be deemed as joint...
This is not a social security question but, instead, one best asked of an attorney familiar with municipal law.
I agree with Mr. Cook. I would add that other sources of information would be from former employers or even banks if you had a joint bank account.
SSI has strict income and asset limits so, if you get married, your spouse's income and assets are counted as yours and may be too high to collect...