How far back in time is Social Security allowed to go back in reviewing benefits?
To add to the prior answer, be aware of the concept of a Trial Work Period which allows you to work for any nine months within a five year period.
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To add to the prior answer, be aware of the concept of a Trial Work Period which allows you to work for any nine months within a five year period.
They can ask but that doesn't mean that they're right. If your position is that there was no over payment then ask for a reconsideration. If you...
Duplicate post with a duplicate answer.
Maybe. The answer depends on how long you were working at that level. Speak to your attorney or, if you don't have an attorney, find one right away.
You are right to speak of "proof" since it will be necessary to have medical evidence of your conditions. I strongly urge you to return to the...
Possibly but not certainly. Once you are released you should re-apply for benefits. If denied, retain a local SS attorney immediately.
This is a form letter so don't take it personally. Given your age and work history you have a valid claim for disability so I urge you to appeal...
You are correct that the issue at hand is a Trial Work Period. You are allowed to work for any nine months within a five year period without any...
If you are the payee for your son then the money usually goes with the custodial parent. All money must be used by the payee for the care and...
Duplicate question regarding social host liability. See other answers posted.