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I would recommend consulting with a Social Security Disability attorney. There can be up to 12 months of retroactivity and it could be a higher benefit amount than retirement.
I would recommend consulting with a Social Security Disability attorney. There can be up to 12 months of retroactivity and it could be a higher... Read More
SSI is a needs based program and almost all income, like unemployment, is countable towards eligibility and payments. There isn't a way to exclude it from counting against your SSI.
SSI is a needs based program and almost all income, like unemployment, is countable towards eligibility and payments. There isn't a way to... Read More
Yes, you can apply for SSDI and SSI, but there are eligibility factors to each that will determine whether you can get one, or both, or neither, if approved for disability. Consult with an attorney.
Yes, you can apply for SSDI and SSI, but there are eligibility factors to each that will determine whether you can get one, or both, or neither, if... Read More
You should consult with an attorney that specializes in Social Security Disability to assist with your application. Unfortunately, they do not provide any type of financial assistance while your claim is pending a decision.
You should consult with an attorney that specializes in Social Security Disability to assist with your application. Unfortunately, they do not... Read More
There are several ways to start. Contact the local SSA office, go online to ssa.gov, or contact an attorney. Let me know if you would like a free consultation.
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There are several ways to start. Contact the local SSA office, go online to ssa.gov, or contact an attorney. Let me know if you would... Read More
If you haven't worked 5 of the past 10 years, then you still may be eligible for SSI disability, also administered by SSA. You would have to have very limited income and assets. You should call the local SSA office to set up an appointment to file or consult with an attorney. SSA will request your medical records, so you don't necessarily need to have the letter you are referring to.... Read More
If you haven't worked 5 of the past 10 years, then you still may be eligible for SSI disability, also administered by SSA. You would have to... Read More
Please contact me for a free consultation. Social Security disability attorneys work on a contingency basis, which means we only get paid if you win benefits. 615-504-5682
Please contact me for a free consultation. Social Security disability attorneys work on a contingency basis, which means we only get paid if you win... Read More
If you are still owed any of your retroactive benefits from the time you were approved, they should be able to see that as a pending underpayment. The local SSA office is the best source for resolving your issue. First, I would find your SSI Notice of Award and compare it to all the deposits you received that made up your back pay. It sounds like you had a lawyer, so they would have received 25% of the back pay. There would be no reason for them to "cheat you out of it".... Read More
If you are still owed any of your retroactive benefits from the time you were approved, they should be able to see that as a pending underpayment.... Read More
You should consult with an attorney that specializes in Social Security disability cases. Having an attorney can increase your odds of winning and make the case move faster.
You should consult with an attorney that specializes in Social Security disability cases. Having an attorney can increase your odds of winning... Read More
You should contact a Social Security Disability attorney for a free consultation. We only get paid if you win your benefits. Having an attorney can help increase your odds of winning, and having the decision made sooner.
You should contact a Social Security Disability attorney for a free consultation. We only get paid if you win your benefits. Having an attorney... Read More
You should contact an attorney that specializes in Social Security Disability for a free consultation. Having an attorney can help increase your odds of winning and make the case move faster.
You should contact an attorney that specializes in Social Security Disability for a free consultation. Having an attorney can help increase... Read More
Having an attorney helps increase your odds of being approved and can make the case go faster for several reasons. SSA is taking a long time to process cases, but having an attorney can definitely help. Most lawyers offer a free consultation and only get paid if you win your case.
Having an attorney helps increase your odds of being approved and can make the case go faster for several reasons. SSA is taking a long time to... Read More
Unfortunately, SSA will deny you before getting a medical decision if you are working and earning over what they call "Substantial Gainful Activity", currently at $1,690 gross wages per month.
Unfortunately, SSA will deny you before getting a medical decision if you are working and earning over what they call "Substantial Gainful Activity",... Read More
The longer you wait to collect Social Security, the more the payout will most likely be. If you wait to collect Social Security at the age of 65 that will most likely be more than if you collected at age 62. And so on and so forth. You should Make an appointment with your local Social Security office for more specific advice. ... Read More
The longer you wait to collect Social Security, the more the payout will most likely be. If you wait to collect Social Security at the age of 65 that... Read More
If your US Citizen stepson is over the age of 21, and you married his father before he turned 18, and you entered the United States with permission, then he can sponsor you for a green card. You can do all the paperwork here. Consider working with an immigration attorney. Some of us charge very affordable flat fee for start to finish representation. ... Read More
If your US Citizen stepson is over the age of 21, and you married his father before he turned 18, and you entered the United States with permission,... Read More