In a word, no. You cannot sue the SSA for their failure to mail you a card.

Respectfully, a dispute involving less than $500 is not worth your retaining an attorney. You might consider filing a small claims court case.

Now that your daughter is receiving SSDI rather than SSI the asset limitations you refer to no longer apply so she need not spend all the money...

I have moved your question from "financial services" to criminal defense. The Avvo computers often misread a question regarding bonds.

Your damages are limited to the cost of a biscuit which obviously means there are no viable legal claims.

The SSA definition of "disabled" varies depending on your age, education and past work history. I suggest that you reach out to a good social...

Workers compensation usually consists of lost wages and medical bills. Laws do vary somewhat by state so consult with local counsel.

The lawyers here on this board genuinely try to help. Go Bucks!

Nope. I know the SSNs of hundreds or perhaps thousands of my clients.

I agree with Mr. Fisk but will add that, if you believe that your payee is not spending the money for your care, then you can request a new payee...