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I have a Social Security Question re: a man who has citizenship in the US and UK and is a New Zealand native. He had a stroke. He is in New Zealand.

Answered 4 years and 5 months ago by attorney Peter T. Skeie   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Social Security
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If you have power of attorney, you might be able to get the information yourself. I would start by calling the SSA office that services your zip code. https://secure.ssa.gov/ICON/main.jsp At a minimum they will want a copy of the POA, Ron's full name, date of birth and social security number. They will probably require you to know his place of birth, mother's maiden name and father's name as further confirmation of your relationship with him. Ask for a copy of his Detailed Earnings Query (DEQY) a copy of this Summary Earnings Report (SEQY) and a copy of his Certified Earnings Record (CERTERN). These three documents should confirm the earnings he reported to the US government/IRS that were subject to Social Security contributions. Peter Skeie, Attorney at Law, 615-313-9111    ... Read Answer
If you have power of attorney, you might be able to get the information yourself. I would start by calling the SSA office that services your zip... Read Answer

How much does the average lawyer charge for this type of service

Answered 13 years and 5 months ago by Philip R Fabrizio (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Social Security
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The fee is governed by federal law.  It can be no more han $6000 or 25%, of back benefits,  which ever is LESS.  So if you had $10,000 coming in back benefits, the attorney fee would be $2500.  If somehow you had $40,000 coming in back benefits, the fee would be $6000, not $10,000..  It is the same rule for all representatives, anywhere in the country.... Read Answer
The fee is governed by federal law.  It can be no more han $6000 or 25%, of back benefits,  which ever is LESS.  So if you had $10,000... Read Answer

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