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There is no such thing, under SS law as "permanent" disability. Medical conditions are always subject to change, and thus the effect the...
best bet is to go to the local SS office and simply apply in person. they may set up a later appointment (by phone or in person). but step one is...
contact www.nosscr.org. this organization, made up of lawyers (and some non-lawyers) who practice in SS law. tell them where you are and they...
not necessarily the answer you want to hear - but the money is actually for your parents to help raise you given your mother's passing. the SS...
No easy or even correct answer. some say that you should not even try as it will then appear that you can work. I disagree with that simplistic...
Several comments. "almost all claims are denied up to 3 times." technically accurate but really untrue. about 1/3 of all initial applications...
There are no signs, only answers. You'll have to wait on yours.
your lawyer should explain. without knowing more I would be guessing - but my best guess is that your cousin is collecting from another policy as...
since this was not income earned from any labor, you have no obligation to report it. however, there is no harm in letting SSA know why you have a...
Your husband's income has no effect if you are collecting SSDI (which I assume you are given the rest of your questions). If you are collecting...
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