I am on ssd my husband is on ss he is 64 can he draw part of my disability or vice versa?
Even if this were possible I do not see a financial advantage in doing so.
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Even if this were possible I do not see a financial advantage in doing so.
While I see no question here I do agree with the answer and information provided by Mr. Pham. I urge your fiance to speak to a nearby attorney who...
Your question is a bit vague but, I think, you are referring to the Listings of impairments. If so, this link may prove helpful: ...
I agree with the prior two answers. You need to consult with an Iowa attorney who file suit against your now ex-husband as well as handle a...
Social security benefits are based upon either how much you have paid into the system (in the case of SSDI) or $733 per month for SSI.
I agree with Mr. Gillette that this is not really a social security issue. Contact a Probate or Family lawyer in your area.
Not too difficult as the prior answers correctly note. Just go to your local social security office with a copy of your birth certificate.
I agree with Mr. Pham and Mr. Gillette. They have given you good advice.
You are asking about "impairment related work expenses" which is a relatively technical aspect of the law. Here is a link which you may find...
Mr. Pham is exactly correct. Follow the link he provided to the document you need to file to seek a waiver of the alleged over payment. Be aware...