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So.... can you clarify the income limit for working diisabled.... $3k or 6K? you said before income countable it is 3k and after countable income it is 6k so it did not make sense to me.... when will we know whether the preimius are coming back? Wouldtnt working disabled program cancel out all problems re income limits?
Would the SSI determination letter from the SSA Admin Judge who established the onset of the disability on the claimants 18th Birthday satisfy the documentation requirements that the disability occurred before the age of 22? The claimant was terminated from the SSI program because they did not receive cash benefits for 12 months because of excess resources, so they are not eligible to be considered automatic under collateral estoppel..
Hi my name is kay i care and love my son jordan 24 hrs a day we have put our trust into the reginal center to help find the right programs for my son and nothing has ever been done nor have they cared to get him in programing or even didnt know he was nonverbal
My friend is 64 years old and has received SSI benefits continuously since she was 19 years old due to disability. Recently, she was instructed by the SSA to apply for DAC benefits but they denied her application stating there was nothing in the record showing she was disabled from age 18 to 22. We are appealing the decision and sent a copy of her Verification of Benefits letter which clearly states that she was found disabled under their rules on July 1, 1978 when she was 19. Shouldn’t this be sufficient?
Is there a group like this in Louisiana that you could direct me to my oldest son has 18th chromosome deletion and we could use some help with getting assistance for him and my wife
41:16 What happens if my child is getting SSDI and gets married? - the answer given by speaker is not correct in the following case. If Child is getting SSDI on their own record marriage has no impact. The impact is only for Title II CDB/DAC benefit. The word SSDI should not be used for CDB/DAC. Both CDB and SSDI are Title II benefits, where CDB is on a parent's recored and SSDI is on one's own record. The latter has no asset limit.
My daughter has been on disability for probably 20 years and I got SSDI about 4 years ago. They just now contacted us and let us know... And they have suspended her checks so she is no longer getting any kind of income non-zero.. so we did this and I did it over the phone and the guy that took the information said that they aren't even accepting any applications for adult child disability right now so I am extremely upset she has zero income while we wait for whatever when they're not even accepting the application they took it but they're not going to process it because they're not doing that right now like how can they do this
I live in FL and am guardian of my adult disabled son. It took 2 1/2 yrs but last fall he was finally approved for SSI. In the interview I stated that I had a signed room and board rental agreement that my son would start paying me back pay and going further once his SSI payments start. He's only getting $154 a month and are telling me "It doesn't work that way" because I am providing him in kind support. He doesn't have a job and no way prior to SSI to pay me for anything and the measly amount now is not enough really either. I can't make him homeless without food so I have to help him. How can he get more SSI? It's backwards to me. I am at my wits end with SSA.
I used to get SSI years ago. When my father worked and retired at age 62, I was transferred from SSI to DAC and never looked back. I no longer have to worry about $2000 limit. Also, I have Medicare and Medicaid. Now I'm getting $1600 a month with Medicare and Medicaid, and soon to get additional benefits like VA and DFAS that pays even more money. I'm super, super blessed! :)
@@anobviousburner-ez5cy I no longer receive SSI. It was stopped after my dad retired at 65 and received his retirement benefit, and I received 50 percent of it. Now, after he passed away, I receives 75 percent of his benefit as a survivor.
As an IHSS provider, you do not have to be part of the Union, I just got my orientation a few days ago; the first 50 minutes were about selling the union, the benefits, and so on. The union representative always talked about the benefits, he never mentioned that there is no obligation to enroll. When I gave him my empty form he got mad. Thank you so much for all the information you provided.
My spouse is 2 years older than me and can start taking Social Security benefits now, since my spouse is over 62. I will be 62 this year and my Social Security benefits will be much larger than my spouse's. My child is over 18 and currently gets SSDI from their own work record. If my spouse starts collecting Social Security and we put our child on Disabled Adult Child/Childhood Disability Benefits, will my child get 50% of my spouse's PIA or my PIA? I'm assuming it would be my spouse's because I am not eligible for Social Security. Once I start receiving Social Security benefits, will my child's benefit be based on my PIA?
Question, under the WDP program you can qualify if you are social security defined disabled and working. But how does that work because as soon as I get approved for SSDI I will no longer qualify for my Medi cal benefits due to my part time work being over....AND if I keep my pt job, I will be close to being over SGA at 1,550 and then disqualified from SSDI?
I have a grandchild who was disabled & when his mother passed away they switched him to servivior benefits 😕 i knew he'd lose his benifits at 18, so i reapplied that he is still diabled & its been 11 months & they keep telling me its pending? But he turned 18 this month & they cut his check..he had originally been labeled special needs
I have been receiving SSI since the age of 14, I am blind and have been blind since the age of 2 years old, I am 46 years old now, both of my parents passed away in 2014, my father passed away before retirement age and my mother passed away at the age of 63, at the time she lived in a assisted living facility in was receiving SSI and as far as I know she never applied for retirement or any other social security programs, I recently was contacted by my local social security office and was informed that I am eligible for the DAC program, and they told me that it was the law that I apply for this program, I never even knew this program existed until about 4 days ago, so I am expecting a interview call Monday to find out if I am eligible and able to receive this benefit, my question is ap why did it take so long for them to contact me about this and also is it true that it is the law that I have to apply for this, they also told me they will use my father's work history but not my mother's, but my father never really paid any sort of taxes or paid into the social security system, he always worked our jobs and was paid cash, he works at a steel foundry when he was a young man but it was only for a few years since his mid-twenties up until the day he passed away he worked basically under the table and was always just paid in cash for handyman jobs and construction work, whereas my mother worked most of her life in service industry such as restaurants and so forth but she always paid her taxes and paid into the social security system, so why would they go with his work history over hers unless they know they will save more money because he did not pay into the system where as she did?
I was receiving SSI. BEFORE THE age of 22 iam now 37 and started my SSI benefits in the year 2005 now I had a representative payee who was my grandma and upon her passing in 2016 my sister became my payee well Social Security messed up and continued to send all my documents to my deceased grandma instead my sister who was my newly appointed representative payee I lost my SSI benefits in 2016 because of this well any I fought and fought for 3years finally getting my benefits back in 2019 but now my father is receiving is retirement benefits and my mother just turned 62 in October in her SSI just turn to Social Security but they're telling me I'm not entitled to childhood benefits do you know of away that I can argue that because I believe they are going by the date that my SSI got reinstated which is 2019 instead of 2005 when they initially started just figured I would ask or if you know anybody that can answer that or how can I argue this because I was disabled before 22
I am currently getting DAC if my mother is collecting off my dead dads check with Willow benefits would that affect my DAC payments and can I still live with her in the same house? Without my check changing.
Hello, I have a question about Child’s Disability Benefits, where the child is now in his 60s and the application is under his deceased father. Can the AOD be age 6, when he was first diagnosed, or does it have to be between 18-22? Thank you.
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Any one who is not yet an legal adult, can if and when their proven to be disabled, can receive SS bennif's in which the amont is based on their parent or parent's. IF a time come after they become a legal adult and for what ever reason regardless of their disabilty still exist or not. For what ever reason meaning they choose to quit receiving SS bennifit's and start working as those of us who are not disabled. And after a few month's realize that they made a mistake. Getting back on SS Disability will be based entirely assuming they qualify, their bennifit's will be subjected to any and all of the same data, Any adult attempting to get on SS Disabilty is. Which mean's their amount's will be dramatically different than they were when utilizing their parent(s) data. When they were children vs now being adult's. Knowing this, I attempted to thwart someone close to me to stay on what I referred to as GRAVY TRAIN. And how if he were to get off, and then desire to get back on, he would in a sense, assuming he met the qualification's as an adult rather than a child. He would go basically from the engine to the caboose. In term's of his bennifits.
IEP là viết tắt của "Chương Trình Giáo Dục Cá Nhân Hóa" (Individualized Education Program). Đây là một kế hoạch cá nhân được phát triển cho học sinh có khuyết tật. IEP đặt ra các mục tiêu giáo dục cụ thể, dịch vụ và điều chỉnh riêng biệt để đáp ứng nhu cầu đặc biệt của học sinh. Mục tiêu là đảm bảo rằng mỗi học sinh nhận được một chương trình giáo dục được điều chỉnh phù hợp với khả năng và thách thức riêng của họ. Nếu bạn có thêm câu hỏi, xin liên hệ Parents Helping Parents (PHP) qua số điện thoại (408)727-5772 hoặc info@php.com. Xin vui lòng ghé thăm trang web của chúng tôi để biết thêm thông tin: www.php.com/vi
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I don’t know if you can please help me out. I have disability since a little girl now that I’m trying to go back to school is really hard I went to the doctor already but they can’t help me out. Please let me know how can I help my cell phone so I can go to the right doctor for this?
