Can a person on SSDI become a resident of another county without jeopardizing his benefits?
Maybe. It depends on the type of benefit you are receiving. This link may be helpful: http://www.ssa.gov/pubs/EN-05-10137.pdf
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Maybe. It depends on the type of benefit you are receiving. This link may be helpful: http://www.ssa.gov/pubs/EN-05-10137.pdf
I agree with Mr. Lonetto. Clearly the Judge wanted to approve your case but the decision was found by the Appeals Council to be inadequate for...
I agree with Ms. Joy. There are no benefits payable to a grandchild under these circumstances.
I agree with Mr. Pham's answer but would add one thing. If you are being approved on your one and only application then the answer is correct. ...
A representative payee is always "against the will" of the person receiving benefits in that the Court has decided that you are not able to manage...
Since SSI is a needs based program, the answer to your question will depend on how much money / assets your new spouse brings into the marriage.
I agree with the prior answer. You cannot compel a bank to lend money nor to consolidate your loans.
Well if you are unable to speak to your actual attorney you may wish to discharge that lawyer and find one with whom you can meet face to face.
I believe this is actually an immigration law question rather than a SS question.
I agree with Mr. Pham. Special needs trust is a very specific area of law which most SS attorneys will have no experience with. Find someone...