Social security card ?
Sure. The number is the same......
Southfield, MI
Social Security & Disability Lawyer at Southfield, MI
Practice Areas: Social Security, Car Accidents, Personal Injury
Sure. The number is the same......
You were receiving SSI (not SSDI) which is based upon being disabled and, for lack of a better expression, broke. Winning $100k means you no...
It depends on the extent of your injuries. If only bruising then I doubt there is any pain and suffering to support a claim.
You might want to repost with some context and details.
You should be able to easily obtain a duplicate from the clerk of the court.
Full retirement age for you is 66 and some months so 65 is not longer the relevant date. As to whether you need an attorney to get your SSDI...
A disabled child will receive SSI benefits (not SSD) with the money paid to the parent. Once the person becomes an adult, and assuming the SSA...
I agree with Mr. Kalish. Your spouse's income would prevent you from qualifying for SSI benefits. Only if you can prove that you were "disabled"...
I have moved your question to the immigration section for better review.
I have moved your question to the immigration section for better review.