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I received my back pay today was deposited into my bank account. No complaint from SSA, I am very happy. I have no problem filling out the review form because I’m always visiting my doctors on regular basis.
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@@TheDisabilityDigestbut just GOING to the doc alone won’t cut it, I assume. It’s what the doc writes in their notes about your condition (ability to work).
I`m on SSI. I knew better than waste my back pay on a car. I bought a 30 ft camper, prepping gear, and as much solar power as possible. They can`t take that away hopefully. SSI doesn`t allow us to save money for car repairs or anything else so what`s the use if I can`t even afford gas, engine repairs, or even damned tires? My only option, the way I see it, is to do my very best to figure out how to grow or catch my own food and have a reliable power source for the next ten years so my freezer won`t thaw out and ensure I have lights, fans, electric mower, and 12 volt cooking. I can`t afford the solar for air conditioning or heat. I hope I can power an electric tiller from solar. I may only need a cheap charge controller, AC inverter, and a single large battery to do it. I don`t know. I expect that no matter what I`ll be punished.
I'll be 65 in April, which is the official age for Medicare for retirees. So, my FRA would be in 2023, which would take effect that October. Now 3 years ago, I asked Avvo about getting a CDR at age 62, and at least 2 lawyers told me that it would be most unlikely I would get one but could if I worked. And 2 lady lawyers here on RU-vid agreed as well. In any case, I'm early retirement age, and I read somewhere that for every year after age 62, I'd get 7% more until FRA, when full disability is converted to for about the same monthly amount.
I am not aware of the increase in income. read somewhere that for every year after age 62, I'd get 7% more until FRA, when full disability is converted to for about the same monthly amount.
If you are working and claim Social Security at or between age 62 and your full retirement age, your social security will be permanently reduced. If you are not working and are receiving SSDI, you receive the full amount of your social security benefits as they were calculated based on your SSA record at the time you were approved for SSDI. When you are receiving SSDI and reach your full retirement age, your benefit amount remains the same, but it comes out of the SSA retirement trust fund rather than the SSDI trust fund.
If you are working and work beyond your full retirement age, your social security amount will increase 8 percent each year you work, up to age 70. After age 70 there is no further increase. This increase does not apply to SSDI recipients, only if you are working.
I got my long form CDR 13 months ago and have yet to hear anything from SS, does it usually take this long, when I call SS they say it’s still pending, 13 months and its still pending that’s mind blowing to me
I'm 55 years old disabled and been receiving SSDI for my self. My diasbled husband just passed away 5 months ago. I applied for widow spousal benefits and they interviewed me over the phone by the SSA and took the application. I received a letter that they did receive my medical records from my primary doctors and I need Psychological mental evaluation before making a decision for the benefits. They said I should receive an answer within a month. A month passed and now I receive another letter that they are referring me to see a medical doctor for evalution. My appointment scheduled in April. I'm just wondering why I have to go through that again. In the beginning they told me that I only need the Mental test evaluation. What is that mean? Are they trying not to approve my spousal benefits? I hope you can advice me. Thank you.
I think this is one of the dumbest things they do ... Totaly waste of your time and tax payers money because you're already approved for Social Security disability benefits... why do they need to send you back through the process so that you can get widow's benefits. Sorry for the rant. My best advice is. 1. be patient 2. play the game do everything they. 3. I've included below exam tips to help you to maximize your chances of winning. 7 steps to help maximize your Social Security Disability Exam (IME) www.thedisabilitydigest.com/tipsforyourdisabilityexam/
@@TheDisabilityDigest Thank you very much for your adviced. Tomorrow is my medical review appointment at 9:00am. I'm a bit nervous. I'll let you know what happens. More power to your chanel . God Bless.
I just received my disability cessation letter today. I was diagnosed with lung cancer in 2018 and after treatment, as growing brain tumor and two strokes, they say I’m now good enough to go back to work. I’m not and just don’t know what to do now.
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Thank you for these educational videos! I have severe epilepsy and recieve SSI. In 2019 my grandfather left myself andy dad a family property. The property was sold,owner financed for $68,000 in July 2020. I am not getting any of the $848 monthly mortgage payment. I am listed on the deed in the event my dad passes and the property is still in financing status I will be the heir to whatever remains in the mortgage. SSI received information from the Title Company. The information th y recieve makes it looks as if the home was sold in one lump transaction. SSI keeps thinking I received $34,000 in a lump sum and my father recieved $34,000 in a lump sum. This is not the case. My father and I sent them a notorized document explaining that I'm not getting any of the monthly mortgage payment of $848. I am listed only for inheritance purposes. Now I received an " Amendments to Redetermination Summary for Determining Continuing Eligibility for Supplemental Security Income Payments". It states " I receive or expect to receive the following income RE-Property Amount: $34,000. Permissions to Contact Financial Institutions" I do not know what to do about this because I nor my father have received any lump sum. I haven't gotten a penny from the whole transaction. Any advice would be much appreciated. My Medicaid is my life support. I feel like SSA is trying to misinterpret this information intentionally to cut my SSI.
The simple answer is that the Judge takes their statement or opinion and that's it. You are not on criminal trial and those rules do not apply. Basically, the Judge looks at everything and decides.
Hi I been receiving benefits since Aug 2022. Date of disability aug 2020. They knew I was working. I have them all they needed in beginning. Now they sent me a 821 bk letter
@Enlightenedone1111 I just got a call from disability. Said I'm up for a review. It's my first one. I been on disability for 9 years. She said I have to send in dr. Documents. I haven't been to the Dr in a while. What all goes into it?
I just received a short form Disability Update (455) first one also in a decade. I went to the Drs, had testing, but new to channel and found did much wrong. Didn’t keep up on notes/files. Not sure what SSA has, old? Is this the CDR start?
@@TheDisabilityDigest hmmm maybe i got the term wrong, I got a call from social security and it lasted about 10 minutes, before hand they sent me a letter with the time and date of the phone appointment.
I was born 1963 I’m on ssdi it says I maybe reviewed 7 years after I recieved ssdi I’ll be 62 at that time what are the chances of being reviewed since full retirement will be 5 years after that date?
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I am similar. Born in 62, I began receiving at 55, I turn 60 next week. That is the 5 year mark. I am terrified because I know I can't work a full-time sustainable job.
I get this question more and more. The challenge I see with living abroad is SSA requires ongoing treatment from a Doctor and it is not clear if this doctor needs to be in the USA.
If you get the long form review, get someone you know well to fill it out. They can be more objective about how you function. I tend to overstate my abilities, the wrong direction to go here.
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@@TheDisabilityDigest I just did a video recommending your channel, because I was getting so many questions. I do card and psychic readings. While I am disabled, I'm not an expert on it.
I was approved and I had no doctor. I was given an appt with an SsA psych who said i couldnt work..and wrote in their report that i wasnt interested in treatment. ..i dont trust drs...and they cant help me even if i did. I cant take any of their meds because i have chronic angle closure glaucoma...that i developed after i was approved. I guess God is punishing me...a sight threatening illness that forces me to go to drs now...and ive been "dismissed" from 2 practices ( i didnt do anything but act terrified..they said my fear was a liability..i needed to trust them) i was warned by the medical college that if i ask more questions ill be dismissed. Thats what ill tell ssa if they review me. ..that drs throw me out..which is another reason to hate them
In the interview he said that if you’re under age 58,59 you’re supposed to get a CDR. I was approved when I was 58, does this mean the chances less likely I’ll get a CDR?
@@TheDisabilityDigestSo much for that guy having over 40 years experience when he said that it is the law that you will get cdrs under 58 or 59. Where is that law?
I went to the website but it looks scammy the way it’s setup like a sales pitch and then the disability review page says it’s a call with a licensed agent. 🤔
You are welcome to listen to all the video and join us live on RU-vid live today Wednesday 12:15 pm EST. However to review all your benefit options requires a licenses insurance agent because of the Medicare insurance.
I’m 62 turning 63 in 5 month. I just got approved and got my 2 years back pay deposited electronically on my bank account. It has been 3 weeks ago since getting my back pay. I didn’t get CDR letter. Will I get one ?
I will get a review every two years. I have a question is passing a Review CDR pretty easy to do One of my disabilities causes me to OCD about things and worry to much to where I’m miserable when I should be happy . I was told that If I continue to see my Psychiatrist and counselor because of my mental illnesses that’s generally a good way to pass it is that true?
Hello Brian i wanted to ask you a question if you had a small business like an uber driver for for example can you use contributions to an IRA to keep you under the monthly amount of 970 dollars to keep from setting off that social security trigger
I was approved in 4 months. My review in my reward letter said 3 years. But I received the short form approximately 4 years later. I received a letter they won't be reviewing at this time. I did tell them my condition is worse plus new heart health issues. I Just turned 50. Will I still be on a 3 years review
Good luck with your review.... We have a Benefit Protection Program that you may be interested in. www.thedisabilitydigest.com/blog/1321/benefit-protection-program/
post office just informed me i have mail coming from the social security office ..my report decision..mail want be hear till 4 pm this wait ..what the hell the letter gonna say..lol
We have been waiting on a verdict on my daughter's ssdi and got a email about Proffer. I have no idea what that is or why it wasn't sent in a letter. I could have easily over looked it on my email because didn't say social security.
I am on SSI and will be turning 60 soon. I have not worked since 2010, what is my liklihood of getting a CDR? My diagnoses are bipolar disorder, PTSD, OCD, Borderline Personality, cervical spinal stenosis, moderate/ severe, and myelopathy.
Some of the information provided here, by the Social Security's own website, is wrong; "The law requires us to perform a medical CDR *at least once every three years* , however, if you have a medical condition that is not expected to improve, we will still review your case, *once every five to seven years* ." The SSA provides the text of the law itself: 20 CFR "§ 404.1590. When and how often we will conduct a continuing disability review." expressly states "(d) Frequency of review. If your impairment is expected to improve, generally we will review your continuing eligibility for disability benefits at intervals from 6 months to 18 months following our most recent decision. Our notice to you about the review of your case will tell you more precisely when the review will be conducted. If your disability is not considered permanent but is such that any medical improvement in your impairment(s) cannot be accurately predicted, we will review your continuing eligibility for disability benefits at least once every 3 years. *If your disability is considered permanent, we will review your continuing eligibility for benefits no less frequently than once every 7 years but no more frequently than once every 5 years.* " The SSA's _How We Decide if You Still Have a Qualifying Disability_ paper (Publication No. 05-10053) dated Feb 2021 states "If improvement is not expected, we’ll review your case every *seven* years." So there is some confusion about the MINE being five to seven or just seven years but it is at least five years by § 404.1590 (d) barring triggers for an earlier review. Best to read § 404.1590 (provided by the SSA itself - www.ssa.gov/OP_Home/cfr20/404/404-1590.htm ) in its entirety to see what those triggers are.
@@TheDisabilityDigest Nope. But I can research; there are categories for SSI/SSDI CDRs: *MIE: Medical Improvement Expected (6 months to 18 months) *MIP: Medical Improvement Possible. (every 3 years) *MINE: Medical Improvement Not Expected. (at least 5 but no more than 7 years) I've added the relevant information to my original post.
Desperately needs answers please!! A friend of mine received one and panicked and never sent the CDR in and the SSA kept sending monthly payments. Would be this be considered an overpayment that she will have to pay back???
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Hello I'm in need of some help I been receiving disability for many yrs and have had reviews wo a problem I tried going back to work for a bit last yr I think was 6 months but I actually worked like 4 and I was hit with a review and it was right in middle of covid I went to them and it came back that I'm not disabled anymore I have a ton of medical issues blood issues liver disease esphogial varicess ,anemia,enlarged spleen low white cells,low rbc,platelets under 40k, asides,also on pain meds for arthritis and disks out of place in back and neck my knees also walk with a cane. On top of depression anxiety ptsd, I have had diploma and worked same job from 18 to 30s for the state as health care worker I'm trying to appeal now I had ten days to get first paper in to continue getting benefits and I ended up getting covid in middle of getting papers for rest of appeal but I sent it in before the 65 day time line which would be on Saturday the 5th march I'm in a bad way here and any help would be appreciated thanks
@@TheDisabilityDigest well I need help trying to go through this appeals process it's almost impossible to get a lawyer bc it has to be owed by ssi and they cut my medical on 1st when they weren't supposed to now I can't even go to the Dr's to keep getting treated and to help further my case as well it's crazy idk where to start
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I was approved for Disability in 2022. I have yet to receive my back payments, but my lawyer has been paid from Social Security. It has been over 90 days. What can I do to get my back pay?
Learn how your local representative could help speed up the payment process. This has worked for others like Greg, Sara, RoseMary, and Patrick. Watch the videos below to learn more and how to call. Greg: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3j3i7sfirdA.html Sara: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kwqoojOe5WA.html Kim: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-eURx54OkbnQ.html RoseMary: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Z1BAkh7Iknw.html Patrick: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qsGatUzevAc.html If you do pursue this please advise of what the results are. Brian
Help! I’m 25 I receive SSDI people have been calling me for a ticket to work if I work will that make not Not eligible for benefits in the future? I have to get a review every year ?
Hi Ashley You can work and keep you benefits and we show you how on this channel. I will cover this in detail in the RU-vid live event at 12:15 pm EST ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9KQPhuNPNyU.html
Based on the limited information provided I do not know. In some instances they do not advise of the outcome. We have a Live event here on RU-vid at 12:15 pm today about CDR join and learn more.
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@@TheDisabilityDigest Thank you. I have had 3 strokes 1 heart attack 5 encounters of CHF. Afib. 3 heart surgeries. I'm on meds for major depression disorders. Who in the hell would want me on their job?
Hi Brian. Can I do a part-time independent contractor type (own professional services type, to add up income-work at home only an 4 hour week, it will help me with my meds and my disabled mom meds including food- too expensive and costly food. Is this a right route?
Sounds great... For 2022 you can earn $970 a month and keep your Social Security Disability benefits. The $970 is gross if you are a W-2 employee or net after expenses if you are self-employed filing 1099. The video on the website below shows you the SSA regulation: www.thedisabilitydigest.com/how-much-i-can-make
@@TheDisabilityDigest : Thanks so much Brian. Happy Labor Day. Thanks for all you do. Staying grateful and wishing to be a member to prep ahead for future cdr.
Not certain. The Disability Digest has released a comprehensive CDR course to help members prepare for and pass their review. Three of the ten segments have been released on this RU-vid station. If you are a member ask us to start the course for you by emailing support @ the disability digest .com Not a member yet then click here to join us: bit.ly/34wviJY
@@karliann1 thank you Karli. I’m gonna fight until the end and never give up just like we all should do with whatever we are facing and I know none of us are without challenges 🙂
Hi I have question I have been aproved for ssdi September 2021 becos of depresion ptsd and anxiety on aword letter there is no notification about potential review I'm 51 am I going to recive another letter and after how long and also can I live abroad if I'm reciving ssdi Thank you very much
Suggest you read your award letter to find out when you will be reviewed. The challenge with living abroad is maintaining medical treatment requirements to keep your benefits. We cover the requirements on this channel stay tuned.
Just to be clear, every case has a review date. Or what we call diary dates. You could just all the field office and ask them, if it is not listed on your award letter.
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