How !o I find out if my drivers license is suspended? What can I do to resolve this. I'm on Social security and live on $740.a

This probably varies from state to state but you could call your local DMV and ask.

I agree with Mr. Lonetto. Find out if your aunt is on SSI or SSD. A quick way to tell is by how much she is receiving as SSI recipients typically...

Should I still have back pay coming? If so, when?

Have your lawyer explain the Notice of Award. The language can be confusing so explanations are often necessary. You can also contact the SSA...

SSI for hardship with Green Card through VAWA?

Yes you can and you should apply for SSI but, in my opinion, your odds of success would be greatly improved with the assistance of counsel. There...

How much longer approximately to get denied or approved .if it is favorable how far back or can I use a protective inquiring dat

These matters never get processed quickly and your claim is more complex than most in that you're seeking to show disability going back to prior to...

My mother do not have approve case she send appeal for SSA but she received an inquire form. SSA-821-BK from Social Security. wh

I agree with Mr. Pham both in his interpretation of the form your mother was sent and in the need to obtain a good, local, lawyer. So, for...

If you do not have recent proof of disability (proof is about 2 years old) will you be denied upon review?

Automatically no but clearly you need to return to your doctors right away. Lack of medical treatment could certainly be seen as evidence that you...

Impossible to say what the odds of success are but it does help that you have the two most important factors in your favor: 1. this was not your...

Will taking a temporary break from therapy affect my SSI benefits?

I agree with the prior answer. Ongoing medical treatment is required to show the ongoing disability in the event the SSA reviews the claim. So I...

Will I be able to take legal action against the social security office?

If by "take legal action" you mean sue them for damages then the answer is no. Your recourse is to appeal the denial of benefits with the...