When Will You Get a Lump Sum Payment for Retroactive Disability Benefits from SSA 

I tried to hire this lawyer and these idiots sent me back my paperworks telling me that I had no chance of getting approved. After that, I sent social security bunch of paperwork and I was approved. The law firm lost out.

Yes heart problems that could easily get you disability social security hurts me because mines is mental they don't even understand yes I can make a sandwich but that does not mean I can hold a job

@@sifugurusensei oh no! So the attorney that is talking right now you try to hire him but his office said there was no chance???

Note maybe because there's a five-month waiting period yes is sick yourself and with a disability but social security wants to withhold 5 months just to see if you can get better and go back to work you sit and we pay into it and their social security harass us discourage a shame us for using the money we paid into the system absolute rubbish 🚮

hi daniel i did my hearing yesterday wanted to know when u recieve your award letter you was approved with your lawyer cause had a lawyer too he told me i did a good job wonder thats good sign that i got it

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Leonel Agrelo I failed my tribunal in 2014 6 December I appealed on 23 June 2016 when I get my pay backdated Mr Gregory here

Mr Gregory here I won my appeal in 2016 23rd of June

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Suzanne, my condolences on the loss of your son. You are asking a tax question - this is something that your CPA or tax preparer will need to answer based on your household income and personal circumstances.

Suzanne Vallez congrats I know personal injuries are serious. that's incredible is on a card like the award because back pay and awards monthly are different.. it's relieving once

sorry for your loss 🙏🏽

Sorry for your loss❤️❤️❤️

Sorry for your loss Ms.Vallez 🌹

Have you reached out to your U.S. Senator and/or U.S. Representative for help? Do you have a lawyer and has he/she been able to do anything?

Mr Ginsberg, I appreciate your response. I have been a long time subscriber to your videos as well as your emails. I advise everyone to watch and take notes. They helped me tremendously. I haven't reached out to either of my senators or congressman. I didn't want to do that thinking it wouldn't be much help. But at this point now it may be my only option. My attorney has not returned my calls. Yes she was paid shortly after my trial. I'm paid my monthly SSDI check since December 2018 was my first check. I been waiting now patiently for all the back pay. Again hearing was in August 2018 fully favorable decision. 3 yrs back pay plus had 2 kids in high school at that time. Do you believe there is a chance a local congressman or senator may be able to help in this case. It's starting to put a hardship on us now with some unexpected bills piling up. Could reall use that back pay. Again thanks

That is great to hear - congratulations and thanks for your comment.

Judy, if your 2015 application was filed within 12 months of the date on your 2014 denial, you could possibly reopen. You would need to show that there was relevant evidence not considered in the 2012 application that could have been considered.

Thank you!!!!!!

If you are having trouble getting back pay the best resource for you is your U.S. Congressperson's office.

Probably in 30 to 60 days - it depends on how fast SSA processes the approved claim.

I filed before 2015 but was denied so I hired an attorney in 2015 and won. Just lost on if they could have went back to the date I first filed because as of now there going on the date of 2015??

What updated info would you like to see?

@ssdattorney the back pay vs lump sum , retroactive go back to first time I applied and your site says go back retroactive to the first time and do an amendment, if I do an amendment will it hurt me. My first date was nov 2021 and denied and hired and attorney here in kentucky. 2022 Mr Baker and I were denied 2023 and he has filed an appeal and I have a hearing in May 2024. If I do or he does an ammendment and go back to 2021 will it hurt me

I live in Savannah ga btw

Trista I don't think that there is any question that you are disabled but if your disability did not begin before your earnings credits ran out then I can't think of any options.

@@ssdattorney my earnings credit didn't run out until 1 month before my hearing.

did you submit your medical records? I went a got my medical records and walk them into the SS Ofice.

That would fall under worker's compensation

In an SSDI case, there is a "waiting period" of 5 full months. In this case, if he is approved as of 9/11/18, the waiting period will include the rest of September, 2018, then October, 2018 thru February, 2019. That's why the first payment is in March, 2019.

Yes.

If SSA messed up and did not process your 1996 application and the medical evidence documents a severe impairment then you might have money coming your way. I have never heard of this type of reopening but there are occasionally cases where SSA made a significant procedural error and impacted claimants do recover funds. You might want to talk to a lawyer in your area for help in figuring out what is going on.

this been going on for too long I want to live a normal life at my own expense I would like to be comfortable in the wrongdoerto be brought to Justice

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two wrong doesn't make it right but why keep justifying all the wrongdoers they continued to do wrong it's not me they want Justice it is God that want Justice not just for me but for all no one has the right put a price on another's life I am a victim to 20 years plus back-pay for SSDI was was the denied from 1993 and was finally approved in 2014

The 5 month waiting period for SSDI benefits applies in every case (except for ALS cases). However, if the 5 month waiting period has elapsed the processing of your payment usually takes 30 to 60 days.

My old attorney told me to go file an appeal after they denied me then in 2017 I won the onset day they gave was 9/23/13 but my attorney had to leave my case so I hired a different attorney all he did was put my appeal in and went to court the day of my hearing I had all my paperwork set after the case was one he got his money. I called the office to ask about a garnishments his paralegal told me that they did there job and that was that.the attorney hasn't even help me with my back pay part of my case.the garnishments were sent to them in February 2010 2012 2019 which was a huge mistake because the case was closed and that was not to be active come to find out. I was garnished for 5 years placed on a wpe and a offset. I called the ssa to ask why I was placed on a offset and they said I was taken off and I should be getting a letter from them telling me the amount. Last week this happened. So I call my local office and the claims rep was so rude to me I asked for her supervisor she told me that she would give her the message Oh I asked if I can set an appointment to go over my claim because of the garnishment and she denied the appointment telling me that they don't discuss our file with us because it's against policy and it's against policy to give the last name of a supervisor. I was just asking about my back pay. That claims rep said I had no back pay and that I didn't make enough money for back pay. I asked her if I could speak to her supervisor she again snapped at me telling me that I keep repeating myself and I asked if I could have some kind of documentation of her denieing me of the services I asked for she said that the information I was asking for will be mailed out so I asked to speake with her supervisor because she was so upset because I was want to to talk to her supervisor and she hung up on me. So Im still wanting for the supervisor to call me back. This happened on Monday February 1, 2021.

They will be paid automatically. You should make sure that SSA knows you have dependents and are seeking auxiliary benefits for them as well.

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So if you got kids SSI will pay your kids

You can get back pay no more than 1 year prior to the date you applied.

The amount of your back pay depends on when you applied and your onset date. In an SSDI case you can only get paid 1 year prior to the date of your application.

Its because most people that apply are lying. Because of them, they must make it difficult.

My mom filed when 6 years ago and i got denied i am applying now for my medical issues im 18 now i filed again if they dent im gonna take it to court for $50,000

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What an idiotic statement. In the works which we reside you are as simple minded as a person as I’ve encountered all week. Of course it’s difficult It has to be to keep people like you honest.

Yes your auxiliary (child) would get back pay. Glad you like the videos!

Wow really? Thank you! For moment I though all back pay is only myself and then the monthly check my son will be included..😘

I definitely understand that.

I am guessing that your condition met a listing - that is the most common way for someone to get approved quickly.

@@ssdattorney that happened to my fiancé. He was very young when he began receiving SSD. About 39 years old he had a stroke and a heart attack at the same time. He went to maybe 2 or 3 doctors and was approved instantly. It was sad and depressing for him too. He wanted to work too..

I filed myself for two years and was denied. Then got a lawyer, four years later, got accepted and now waiting too see what they'll pay me.

@@akashaggy505 you realize that's calculated up already and you can get that information from the Social Security website

Glad you got a deserving approval. Thanks for your comment.

I was disabled in the same year...2006... ALSO FOR HORRIBLE BACK AND SPINAL INJURIES, and I truly hope that you are doing better than you were even a month ago. It’s amazing how many lawyers lie for their own benefit and I truly wish that this wonderful man would have been my attorney, if I had gotten one, for SSDI. I FEEL YOUR PAIN, AS I HAVE PARENTS WHO WERE MANIPULATED BY THE CORPORATIONS THAT INVESTED IN GETTING RICH OFF OF GETTING RID OF AS MANY WORKERS PROTECTIONS AS POSSIBLE BY MANIPULATING OUR CORPORATE RUN LEGISLATIVE SYSTEMS IN THE STATES, AS WELL AS FEDERALLY. I SUGGEST THAT YOU TALK TO A HUMAN RIGHTS ATTORNEY AS WELL AS THE BEST POSSIBLE SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY LAWYER YOU CAN FIND IN THE LIST OF LAWYERS CALLED “SUPERLAWYERS”. I was going to be a lawyer myself and studied for pre-law on a scholarship for academic excellence. You might have a case against your own lawyer. Look up legal malpractice attorneys on the Same SUPERLAWYERS site. I AM NOT AN ATTORNEY AND CAN ONLY OFFER SUGGESTIONS AS SOMETHING SEEMS VERY STRANGE ABOUT YOUR CASE... DO NOT HESITATE TO CALL THE 1) human rights attorney 2) Social Security Disability Attorney 3) Legal Malpractice attorneys because most situations have 2 year statutes of limitations and you do NOT KNOW WHAT YOUR LAWYERS DID WAS OR WAS NOT LEGAL MALPRACTICE, BUT THEIR CONDUCT IS NOT ALWAYS IN THE CLIENTS ‘ BEST INTEREST, WHICH LEADS ME TO ANOTHER POINT-DO NOT BE AFRAID TO CONSIDER HIRING A NEW ATTORNEY FOR YOUR WORK COMP CASE, IF YOU FEEL LIKE YOU ARE BEING TREATED IMPROPERLY, CHANCES ARE THAT SOMETHING MIGHT NOT BE RIGHT. CHECK INTO ALL OF THOSE ABOVE AREAS OF LAW, AND DO NOT LET YOUR ATTORNEY INTIMIDATE YOU. YOU WERE SEVERELY INJURED AND DESERVE BETTER THAN JUST OK LAWYERS. MY DAD WAS FORCED TO SWITCH LAWYERS AFTER A WORK RELATED INJURY AND HE IS BY NO MEANS THE ONLY ONE. You might also wish to call your local Bar Association and ask for attorney recommendations depending upon your situation. You might also consider filing a complaint with the ARDC, OR ATTORNEYS’ REGISTRATION AND DISCIPLINARY COMMISSION, WHICH MIGHT BE A MOTIVATION FOR YOUR ATTORNEY TO TAKE YOUR CASE A LOT MORE SERIOUSLY, AS THE ARDC IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS BY WHICH ATTORNEYS MUST MEET AND IF YOUR ATTORNEY FEELS THAT THEY ARE UNDER SCRUTINY, THEY MIGHT ACT WITH YOUR INTERESTS IN MIND... BUT DO THESE FOUR THINGS THAT I MENTIONED TODAY, IF POSSIBLE. DEPENDING WHERE YOU LIVE, YOUR TIME TO ACT IS LIMITED ON EACH FRONT. LIMITED TIME TO ACT MEANS LESS CHANCE TO HAVE A BETTER OUTCOME IN YOUR CASE. I TRULY HOPE THAT I WAS ABLE TO HELP YOU AND THAT YOU GET AS MUCH JUSTICE AS POSSIBLE, WHICH SOMETIMES ISN’T MUCH, IT SEEMS. YOU VERY WELL MAY HAVE HAD YOUR HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATED BY YOUR ATTORNEY OR YOUR COMPANY OF FORMER EMPLOYMENT. WE ARE ALL SUPPOSED TO BE ABLE TO UNDERSTAND THE LAWS, THE FOUNDERS OF AMERICA SAID. HOW DELIGHTFUL A DREAM. PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU GET THE BEST REPRESENTATION YOU CAN BY FOLLOWING MY ADVICE. I HATE TO SEE PEOPLE GETTING TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF, AND IF YOU DON’T ACT TO HELP YOURSELF, DON’T EXPECT THEM TO. MY SINCEREST APOLOGIES ON ALL YOU HAVE LOST, AND HOPES THAT YOU ARE GOING TO GET BETTER RESULTS FROM HERE ON INTO THE FUTURE! P.s. The lawyers who run this site are not allowed to give you ANY legal advice due to the fact that they could get into ethics trouble for doing so. I have been around lawyers since I grew up in my grandpa's law office in our house before he died of a brain tumor when I was five, and my uncle is a lawyer in another state, and I have seen many lawsuits in my own family that really disturb me. I too had lawyers for my injuries and I was never impressed. I pray that you are healing and that you will get justice and Social Security although you are responsible for the getting justice part, because many lawyers do not take their oaths very seriously. Best of luck to you and your hunt for honest representation!!! I hope that I was of some help to you! ~Tiffany

Wow, what a relief that must be. Congrats!

@@ssdattorney thanks ☺️ for your help and support letting me know to wait 😁😁😁😁🙂 stay safe

IRS is government, so is SSDI so yes taxes, student loans defaults, even child support and many other civil court fines and collections! They are masters of taking money from the poor too keep thierselves rich!

No, SSA does not have to grant a waiver or change in payment schedule.

SSA will not put any information about past due benefits on the website. It will only show your monthly benefit amount.

$50,000

Did you receive your backpay yet? If so how long after approval did you receive it? It’s almost 4 months for me and I haven’t received monthly payments or backpay. I finally got approved after waiting 5 years.

@@shondadavis5901 I got all my papers for backpay for my sons ssi , waited 4 years but only gave me 2 years of backpay. Still over 10k and monthly is only 900 which is only rent right now. When will I get my backpay and should I call or is calling not good I feel like they’ll mess it up or something

I'm not familiar with the term "critical." It does sound your claim is being fast-tracked, which, based on what you say, it should be.

My attorney filed a letter of dire need with SSA. I have also lost my place I was renting and I will not have any way 2 purchase my medicine when released from my rehab facility. Been in rehab and out of work for 7 months. Still waiting 2 get fitted with another leg. So my lawyer was telling me my case was flagged critical. I am assuming that is a good thing?

Sometimes you U.S. Senator or Representative's office can help.

Did u get it?

@@ssdattorney I started receiving my monthly payments on July 2021. It's now mid October and I've yet to receive back pay. I'm owed about $92,000. When can I expect it and who do I call to speed the process up.

Usually the back pay arrives within a month of the first SSDi payment.

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They say they owe me 18000 but they only gave me 1000 before the first month's regular payment. Do you know if they are gonna give me all or partial payments later

Hello, I'm currently waitng for my ssdi back as well. Did you ever hear from social security about it??

@@antoinettesenat9042 yes mam I did. I got my back pay in June and started collecting my SSDI July.

Congratulations and thank you for responding. Unfortunately, I'm still waiting on my back pay. It's been since January 2022 since I received my first payment. But no back pay.

Definitely get a local attorney with substantial experience do not get a national firm

I think you can but you would need to talk to the family law attorney.

No, SSA will not reimburse you for costs incurred because of the long delays.

Good luck. Long Covid cases are tough - I have found the most success with breathing issues and heart issues.

That makes no sense. You turning 55 has nothing to do with your back pay. There must have been another reason the judge denied you retro pay. What you got was a partially favorable decision.

michele horne apply and keep on apply even if you denied Good Luck!🍀 ❤️