Can a person work and receive SSI benefits?

In order to earn more credits you'll have to work, though not necessarily full-time. If you work, you'll have to report to SSA and your benefits...

Can I claim disability?

First you need to find out if you have enough work credits for SSD. Contact SSA to find out. If you don't have the credits, you won't qualify for...

I received the most ridiculous denial from the social security disability office, how do you answer the appeal?

You can appeal by saying you disagree because you're disabled. Your inability to drive is not a factor unless your past relevant work included jobs...

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After a lump sum will he get on ssi again

If your son is still disabled and he meets the financial requirements he should receive SSI again. Find a lawyer who deals with overpayments.

I am self employed as of SEptember and receive SSI AND SSDI

You will need to report your work activity and earnings to SSA. You can lose SSI benefits for a number of reasons, but the most common reasons are...

SSI income loss

SSA should start paying your son the month after you spent down below the resource limit. You can appeal the termination of benefits for any month...

I have a 12 old boy who was getting SSI. I got a lump sum of 14,000. I was in social services and lost that and lost the SSI.

He may get SSI once he meets the income and resource limits again. He will not receive SSDI because he does not have the work credits. However,...

Can my child get ssi

She should have a good case based on intellectual disability, but she would also need to meet the non-medical requirements for SSI, mainly income...

I need a Social Security Attorney, can anyone help me?

Attorneys cannot solicit services here, but you can use the "Find a Lawyer" link at the top of the page to search for lawyers. Find a good local...

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What are my options if I had a bad lawyer and lost a strong case for social security disability?

Unfortunately, there are far too many of these types of firms. If you have not worked since 2006, you do not have the credits for a new SSDI claim...