Due to the fact we cannot view what your previous posts were, it would be in your best interest to contact an experienced Social Security...

You do have a lot of questions...which is not uncommon when it comes to SSI! Yes, any countable assets over $2000 will jeopardize your...

As the other two attorneys have already correctly responded, the likelihood of you being qualified for SSI, based on your situation, is very low. ...

Retirement and regular Social Security disability insurance benefits WILL NOT be impacted by an inheritance. SSI WILL be impacted by an...

I agree with Mr Pont. I’d also add that you should be certain you are actually receiving SSDI and not SSI. For if you are receiving SSI, your...

Of course. Ethically, you have hired an attorney to assist you in obtaining any and all benefits to which you might be entitled. I guess I’m not...

It’s the way the system is set up. A child is eligible for SSI, which is income based. However, if one of his parents was to qualify for a Social...

Yes...I believe you need to fill out Form SS5. You'll likely need your child's resident card and the approval notice.

In my experience, if benefits were paid on your behalf, even as a child, both you AND your father will be jointly responsible for any overpayment. ...

I agree with Mr Pont’s response. I’d also add that one of the questions on the SSDi applications is whether or not you intend on applying for SSI....