Can I charge interest or place a lien or bond against social security?
No, you cannot charge Social Security interest or place a lien. What you can do is contact your Congressperson’s office and request assistance.
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Social Security & Disability Lawyer at Irvine, CA
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No, you cannot charge Social Security interest or place a lien. What you can do is contact your Congressperson’s office and request assistance.
The prior two attorney answers are correct.
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No. The sale of the ownership interest in the LLC would be passive income. Passive income does not impact SSDI eligibility.
Passive income does not impact SSDI eligibility.