I receive ssi. I received an accident settlement and gave the money to my children.. I can't prove it..ss took my ssi away

You had an obligation to report to SSA any changes in income whether it was earned income or unearned income which includes settlements. You did...

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Can I get ssi since I can't get hired for work do to my felonies?

No. SSI is for disabled people or age 65 who meet financial and resource limit requirements.

Do i need a lawyer to help file a reconsideration for my ssi ? an or fill out a form called SSA-789?

You do not need a lawyer to file a Request for Reconsideration. If you want the assistance of a lawyer with a cessation case, you can still retain...

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Can I get a back pay from my ssdi check ?

You cannot sue SSA. The burden to prove eligibility of disability benefits is on the claimant, not on SSA. What I believe you are talking about is...

If I worked while on SSDI and paid into Soc. Sec. will my benefit be reconfigured?

By reconfigured do you mean your benefits will continue but at a reduced amount do you mean your benefits will stop? Working will not lower your...

Can I apply for social security benefits before age 62 ?

You'll need to wait until 62 to retire based on your earnings. If you can prove you are disabled you can receive Social Security Disability...

It is possible to be a representative payee in another state as long as the RP fulfills his or her responsibilities, which include making sure the...

The Social Security Disability Adult Child benefits what is the maximum cap amount that an adult child can receive? I believe my

If your father is alive, I believe the maximum amount for Disabled Adult Child is 50% of his benefits subject to the family maximum. If the parent...

I received an inheritance from my departed in england. i collect medicare and medicaid will i lose my medical bebefits. thank

Depending on the amount, you may lose Medicaid because that's based on income and resources.

It is possible to be your own payee if you're a minor, but that's not common. The presumption is that if you're a minor you are incapable of...