Comments on: The little things that may affect your Social Security Benefits AFTER you win your case http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case General Legal Issues by Anthony Reeves, Esq. Mon, 30 Jan 2012 05:06:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: zeusbox wallpapers http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case/comment-page-1#comment-28051 zeusbox wallpapers Sat, 30 Jul 2011 20:36:33 +0000 http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/?p=221#comment-28051 <strong>Title...</strong> [..] I saw this really good post today. [..]... Title…

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]]> By: Anthony Reeves http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case/comment-page-1#comment-8290 Anthony Reeves Thu, 04 Mar 2010 15:46:55 +0000 http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/?p=221#comment-8290 One of the toughest parts of the social security process is the fact that people worry when they decide they have to work. SSA gets alerts whenever individuals are working based on the earnings reported by the employer. If a person is applying for SS benefits or if the person is receiving benefits, SSA should be notified in order to keep them aware of any changes in circumstances that may affect the person's abilities to receive benefits. One of the toughest parts of the social security process is the fact that people worry when they decide they have to work. SSA gets alerts whenever individuals are working based on the earnings reported by the employer. If a person is applying for SS benefits or if the person is receiving benefits, SSA should be notified in order to keep them aware of any changes in circumstances that may affect the person’s abilities to receive benefits.

]]> By: James http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case/comment-page-1#comment-8138 James Sun, 28 Feb 2010 15:39:28 +0000 http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/?p=221#comment-8138 I never expected to get SSI, let alone SSDI, now I have SSDI. I am as much mentality ill as physically ill, but I had started working using my wrists recently, because my HUD landlord said I had to work more, in order to satisfy my housing requirements. My wrist pain and use was part of my disability decision. I cannot continue and told my landlord I can’t; my pain is too great. I am going to the doctor tomorrow, because I have Medicaid now, to get cortisone shots. I want to give notice... I can’t do this job. But what if there already is a case to take away benefits? I feel trapped! I am really paranoid. I think SSI is watching me and proving I can do what I cannot. I have already told my boss before I got the news about the award that I cannot use my wrists and began doing less, but I just can’t do the job at all. My paranoia is going to put me back into a hospital. Should I talk to Social Security? Would they even know there was a case pending? I never expected to get SSI, let alone SSDI, now I have SSDI. I am as much mentality ill as physically ill, but I had started working using my wrists recently, because my HUD landlord said I had to work more, in order to satisfy my housing requirements. My wrist pain and use was part of my disability decision.
I cannot continue and told my landlord I can’t; my pain is too great. I am going to the doctor tomorrow, because I have Medicaid now, to get cortisone shots. I want to give notice… I can’t do this job. But what if there already is a case to take away benefits? I feel trapped!
I am really paranoid. I think SSI is watching me and proving I can do what I cannot. I have already told my boss before I got the news about the award that I cannot use my wrists and began doing less, but I just can’t do the job at all. My paranoia is going to put me back into a hospital. Should I talk to Social Security? Would they even know there was a case pending?

]]> By: Anthony Reeves http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case/comment-page-1#comment-7877 Anthony Reeves Wed, 17 Feb 2010 18:55:12 +0000 http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/?p=221#comment-7877 Anytime an individual receives any type of lump sum or satisfies any type of debt, these monies may have an effect on the person's benefits. The easiest thing to do when you have any doubt is to: 1) Keep documentations of all actions that may have affected your social security benefits 2) Contact SSA as soon as the debt or monies have been addressed. The smartest move is to contact SSA directly so there is no confusion. Anytime an individual receives any type of lump sum or satisfies any type of debt, these monies may have an effect on the person’s benefits. The easiest thing to do when you have any doubt is to:
1) Keep documentations of all actions that may have affected your social security benefits
2) Contact SSA as soon as the debt or monies have been addressed.

The smartest move is to contact SSA directly so there is no confusion.

]]> By: Anthony Reeves http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case General Legal Issues by Anthony Reeves, Esq. Mon, 30 Jan 2012 05:06:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 Comments on: The little things that may affect your Social Security Benefits AFTER you win your case http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case General Legal Issues by Anthony Reeves, Esq. Mon, 30 Jan 2012 05:06:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: zeusbox wallpapers http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case/comment-page-1#comment-28051 zeusbox wallpapers Sat, 30 Jul 2011 20:36:33 +0000 http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/?p=221#comment-28051 <strong>Title...</strong> [..] I saw this really good post today. [..]... Title…

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]]> By: Anthony Reeves http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case/comment-page-1#comment-8290 Anthony Reeves Thu, 04 Mar 2010 15:46:55 +0000 http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/?p=221#comment-8290 One of the toughest parts of the social security process is the fact that people worry when they decide they have to work. SSA gets alerts whenever individuals are working based on the earnings reported by the employer. If a person is applying for SS benefits or if the person is receiving benefits, SSA should be notified in order to keep them aware of any changes in circumstances that may affect the person's abilities to receive benefits. One of the toughest parts of the social security process is the fact that people worry when they decide they have to work. SSA gets alerts whenever individuals are working based on the earnings reported by the employer. If a person is applying for SS benefits or if the person is receiving benefits, SSA should be notified in order to keep them aware of any changes in circumstances that may affect the person’s abilities to receive benefits.

]]> By: James http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case/comment-page-1#comment-8138 James Sun, 28 Feb 2010 15:39:28 +0000 http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/?p=221#comment-8138 I never expected to get SSI, let alone SSDI, now I have SSDI. I am as much mentality ill as physically ill, but I had started working using my wrists recently, because my HUD landlord said I had to work more, in order to satisfy my housing requirements. My wrist pain and use was part of my disability decision. I cannot continue and told my landlord I can’t; my pain is too great. I am going to the doctor tomorrow, because I have Medicaid now, to get cortisone shots. I want to give notice... I can’t do this job. But what if there already is a case to take away benefits? I feel trapped! I am really paranoid. I think SSI is watching me and proving I can do what I cannot. I have already told my boss before I got the news about the award that I cannot use my wrists and began doing less, but I just can’t do the job at all. My paranoia is going to put me back into a hospital. Should I talk to Social Security? Would they even know there was a case pending? I never expected to get SSI, let alone SSDI, now I have SSDI. I am as much mentality ill as physically ill, but I had started working using my wrists recently, because my HUD landlord said I had to work more, in order to satisfy my housing requirements. My wrist pain and use was part of my disability decision.
I cannot continue and told my landlord I can’t; my pain is too great. I am going to the doctor tomorrow, because I have Medicaid now, to get cortisone shots. I want to give notice… I can’t do this job. But what if there already is a case to take away benefits? I feel trapped!
I am really paranoid. I think SSI is watching me and proving I can do what I cannot. I have already told my boss before I got the news about the award that I cannot use my wrists and began doing less, but I just can’t do the job at all. My paranoia is going to put me back into a hospital. Should I talk to Social Security? Would they even know there was a case pending?

]]> By: Anthony Reeves http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case/comment-page-1#comment-7877 Anthony Reeves Wed, 17 Feb 2010 18:55:12 +0000 http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/?p=221#comment-7877 Anytime an individual receives any type of lump sum or satisfies any type of debt, these monies may have an effect on the person's benefits. The easiest thing to do when you have any doubt is to: 1) Keep documentations of all actions that may have affected your social security benefits 2) Contact SSA as soon as the debt or monies have been addressed. The smartest move is to contact SSA directly so there is no confusion. Anytime an individual receives any type of lump sum or satisfies any type of debt, these monies may have an effect on the person’s benefits. The easiest thing to do when you have any doubt is to:
1) Keep documentations of all actions that may have affected your social security benefits
2) Contact SSA as soon as the debt or monies have been addressed.

The smartest move is to contact SSA directly so there is no confusion.

]]> By: Anthony Reeves http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case/comment-page-1#comment-28051 zeusbox wallpapers Sat, 30 Jul 2011 20:36:33 +0000 http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/?p=221#comment-28051 <strong>Title...</strong> [..] I saw this really good post today. [..]... Title…

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]]> Comments on: The little things that may affect your Social Security Benefits AFTER you win your case http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case General Legal Issues by Anthony Reeves, Esq. Mon, 30 Jan 2012 05:06:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: zeusbox wallpapers http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case/comment-page-1#comment-28051 zeusbox wallpapers Sat, 30 Jul 2011 20:36:33 +0000 http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/?p=221#comment-28051 <strong>Title...</strong> [..] I saw this really good post today. [..]... Title…

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]]> By: Anthony Reeves http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case/comment-page-1#comment-8290 Anthony Reeves Thu, 04 Mar 2010 15:46:55 +0000 http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/?p=221#comment-8290 One of the toughest parts of the social security process is the fact that people worry when they decide they have to work. SSA gets alerts whenever individuals are working based on the earnings reported by the employer. If a person is applying for SS benefits or if the person is receiving benefits, SSA should be notified in order to keep them aware of any changes in circumstances that may affect the person's abilities to receive benefits. One of the toughest parts of the social security process is the fact that people worry when they decide they have to work. SSA gets alerts whenever individuals are working based on the earnings reported by the employer. If a person is applying for SS benefits or if the person is receiving benefits, SSA should be notified in order to keep them aware of any changes in circumstances that may affect the person’s abilities to receive benefits.

]]> By: James http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case/comment-page-1#comment-8138 James Sun, 28 Feb 2010 15:39:28 +0000 http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/?p=221#comment-8138 I never expected to get SSI, let alone SSDI, now I have SSDI. I am as much mentality ill as physically ill, but I had started working using my wrists recently, because my HUD landlord said I had to work more, in order to satisfy my housing requirements. My wrist pain and use was part of my disability decision. I cannot continue and told my landlord I can’t; my pain is too great. I am going to the doctor tomorrow, because I have Medicaid now, to get cortisone shots. I want to give notice... I can’t do this job. But what if there already is a case to take away benefits? I feel trapped! I am really paranoid. I think SSI is watching me and proving I can do what I cannot. I have already told my boss before I got the news about the award that I cannot use my wrists and began doing less, but I just can’t do the job at all. My paranoia is going to put me back into a hospital. Should I talk to Social Security? Would they even know there was a case pending? I never expected to get SSI, let alone SSDI, now I have SSDI. I am as much mentality ill as physically ill, but I had started working using my wrists recently, because my HUD landlord said I had to work more, in order to satisfy my housing requirements. My wrist pain and use was part of my disability decision.
I cannot continue and told my landlord I can’t; my pain is too great. I am going to the doctor tomorrow, because I have Medicaid now, to get cortisone shots. I want to give notice… I can’t do this job. But what if there already is a case to take away benefits? I feel trapped!
I am really paranoid. I think SSI is watching me and proving I can do what I cannot. I have already told my boss before I got the news about the award that I cannot use my wrists and began doing less, but I just can’t do the job at all. My paranoia is going to put me back into a hospital. Should I talk to Social Security? Would they even know there was a case pending?

]]> By: Anthony Reeves http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case/comment-page-1#comment-7877 Anthony Reeves Wed, 17 Feb 2010 18:55:12 +0000 http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/?p=221#comment-7877 Anytime an individual receives any type of lump sum or satisfies any type of debt, these monies may have an effect on the person's benefits. The easiest thing to do when you have any doubt is to: 1) Keep documentations of all actions that may have affected your social security benefits 2) Contact SSA as soon as the debt or monies have been addressed. The smartest move is to contact SSA directly so there is no confusion. Anytime an individual receives any type of lump sum or satisfies any type of debt, these monies may have an effect on the person’s benefits. The easiest thing to do when you have any doubt is to:
1) Keep documentations of all actions that may have affected your social security benefits
2) Contact SSA as soon as the debt or monies have been addressed.

The smartest move is to contact SSA directly so there is no confusion.

]]> By: Anthony Reeves http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case/comment-page-1#comment-8290 Anthony Reeves Thu, 04 Mar 2010 15:46:55 +0000 http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/?p=221#comment-8290 One of the toughest parts of the social security process is the fact that people worry when they decide they have to work. SSA gets alerts whenever individuals are working based on the earnings reported by the employer. If a person is applying for SS benefits or if the person is receiving benefits, SSA should be notified in order to keep them aware of any changes in circumstances that may affect the person's abilities to receive benefits. One of the toughest parts of the social security process is the fact that people worry when they decide they have to work. SSA gets alerts whenever individuals are working based on the earnings reported by the employer. If a person is applying for SS benefits or if the person is receiving benefits, SSA should be notified in order to keep them aware of any changes in circumstances that may affect the person’s abilities to receive benefits.

]]> Comments on: The little things that may affect your Social Security Benefits AFTER you win your case http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case General Legal Issues by Anthony Reeves, Esq. Mon, 30 Jan 2012 05:06:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: zeusbox wallpapers http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case/comment-page-1#comment-28051 zeusbox wallpapers Sat, 30 Jul 2011 20:36:33 +0000 http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/?p=221#comment-28051 <strong>Title...</strong> [..] I saw this really good post today. [..]... Title…

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]]> By: Anthony Reeves http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case/comment-page-1#comment-8290 Anthony Reeves Thu, 04 Mar 2010 15:46:55 +0000 http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/?p=221#comment-8290 One of the toughest parts of the social security process is the fact that people worry when they decide they have to work. SSA gets alerts whenever individuals are working based on the earnings reported by the employer. If a person is applying for SS benefits or if the person is receiving benefits, SSA should be notified in order to keep them aware of any changes in circumstances that may affect the person's abilities to receive benefits. One of the toughest parts of the social security process is the fact that people worry when they decide they have to work. SSA gets alerts whenever individuals are working based on the earnings reported by the employer. If a person is applying for SS benefits or if the person is receiving benefits, SSA should be notified in order to keep them aware of any changes in circumstances that may affect the person’s abilities to receive benefits.

]]> By: James http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case/comment-page-1#comment-8138 James Sun, 28 Feb 2010 15:39:28 +0000 http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/?p=221#comment-8138 I never expected to get SSI, let alone SSDI, now I have SSDI. I am as much mentality ill as physically ill, but I had started working using my wrists recently, because my HUD landlord said I had to work more, in order to satisfy my housing requirements. My wrist pain and use was part of my disability decision. I cannot continue and told my landlord I can’t; my pain is too great. I am going to the doctor tomorrow, because I have Medicaid now, to get cortisone shots. I want to give notice... I can’t do this job. But what if there already is a case to take away benefits? I feel trapped! I am really paranoid. I think SSI is watching me and proving I can do what I cannot. I have already told my boss before I got the news about the award that I cannot use my wrists and began doing less, but I just can’t do the job at all. My paranoia is going to put me back into a hospital. Should I talk to Social Security? Would they even know there was a case pending? I never expected to get SSI, let alone SSDI, now I have SSDI. I am as much mentality ill as physically ill, but I had started working using my wrists recently, because my HUD landlord said I had to work more, in order to satisfy my housing requirements. My wrist pain and use was part of my disability decision.
I cannot continue and told my landlord I can’t; my pain is too great. I am going to the doctor tomorrow, because I have Medicaid now, to get cortisone shots. I want to give notice… I can’t do this job. But what if there already is a case to take away benefits? I feel trapped!
I am really paranoid. I think SSI is watching me and proving I can do what I cannot. I have already told my boss before I got the news about the award that I cannot use my wrists and began doing less, but I just can’t do the job at all. My paranoia is going to put me back into a hospital. Should I talk to Social Security? Would they even know there was a case pending?

]]> By: Anthony Reeves http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case/comment-page-1#comment-7877 Anthony Reeves Wed, 17 Feb 2010 18:55:12 +0000 http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/?p=221#comment-7877 Anytime an individual receives any type of lump sum or satisfies any type of debt, these monies may have an effect on the person's benefits. The easiest thing to do when you have any doubt is to: 1) Keep documentations of all actions that may have affected your social security benefits 2) Contact SSA as soon as the debt or monies have been addressed. The smartest move is to contact SSA directly so there is no confusion. Anytime an individual receives any type of lump sum or satisfies any type of debt, these monies may have an effect on the person’s benefits. The easiest thing to do when you have any doubt is to:
1) Keep documentations of all actions that may have affected your social security benefits
2) Contact SSA as soon as the debt or monies have been addressed.

The smartest move is to contact SSA directly so there is no confusion.

]]> By: Anthony Reeves http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case/comment-page-1#comment-8138 James Sun, 28 Feb 2010 15:39:28 +0000 http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/?p=221#comment-8138 I never expected to get SSI, let alone SSDI, now I have SSDI. I am as much mentality ill as physically ill, but I had started working using my wrists recently, because my HUD landlord said I had to work more, in order to satisfy my housing requirements. My wrist pain and use was part of my disability decision. I cannot continue and told my landlord I can’t; my pain is too great. I am going to the doctor tomorrow, because I have Medicaid now, to get cortisone shots. I want to give notice... I can’t do this job. But what if there already is a case to take away benefits? I feel trapped! I am really paranoid. I think SSI is watching me and proving I can do what I cannot. I have already told my boss before I got the news about the award that I cannot use my wrists and began doing less, but I just can’t do the job at all. My paranoia is going to put me back into a hospital. Should I talk to Social Security? Would they even know there was a case pending? I never expected to get SSI, let alone SSDI, now I have SSDI. I am as much mentality ill as physically ill, but I had started working using my wrists recently, because my HUD landlord said I had to work more, in order to satisfy my housing requirements. My wrist pain and use was part of my disability decision.
I cannot continue and told my landlord I can’t; my pain is too great. I am going to the doctor tomorrow, because I have Medicaid now, to get cortisone shots. I want to give notice… I can’t do this job. But what if there already is a case to take away benefits? I feel trapped!
I am really paranoid. I think SSI is watching me and proving I can do what I cannot. I have already told my boss before I got the news about the award that I cannot use my wrists and began doing less, but I just can’t do the job at all. My paranoia is going to put me back into a hospital. Should I talk to Social Security? Would they even know there was a case pending?

]]> Comments on: The little things that may affect your Social Security Benefits AFTER you win your case http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case General Legal Issues by Anthony Reeves, Esq. Mon, 30 Jan 2012 05:06:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: zeusbox wallpapers http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case/comment-page-1#comment-28051 zeusbox wallpapers Sat, 30 Jul 2011 20:36:33 +0000 http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/?p=221#comment-28051 <strong>Title...</strong> [..] I saw this really good post today. [..]... Title…

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]]> By: Anthony Reeves http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case/comment-page-1#comment-8290 Anthony Reeves Thu, 04 Mar 2010 15:46:55 +0000 http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/?p=221#comment-8290 One of the toughest parts of the social security process is the fact that people worry when they decide they have to work. SSA gets alerts whenever individuals are working based on the earnings reported by the employer. If a person is applying for SS benefits or if the person is receiving benefits, SSA should be notified in order to keep them aware of any changes in circumstances that may affect the person's abilities to receive benefits. One of the toughest parts of the social security process is the fact that people worry when they decide they have to work. SSA gets alerts whenever individuals are working based on the earnings reported by the employer. If a person is applying for SS benefits or if the person is receiving benefits, SSA should be notified in order to keep them aware of any changes in circumstances that may affect the person’s abilities to receive benefits.

]]> By: James http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case/comment-page-1#comment-8138 James Sun, 28 Feb 2010 15:39:28 +0000 http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/?p=221#comment-8138 I never expected to get SSI, let alone SSDI, now I have SSDI. I am as much mentality ill as physically ill, but I had started working using my wrists recently, because my HUD landlord said I had to work more, in order to satisfy my housing requirements. My wrist pain and use was part of my disability decision. I cannot continue and told my landlord I can’t; my pain is too great. I am going to the doctor tomorrow, because I have Medicaid now, to get cortisone shots. I want to give notice... I can’t do this job. But what if there already is a case to take away benefits? I feel trapped! I am really paranoid. I think SSI is watching me and proving I can do what I cannot. I have already told my boss before I got the news about the award that I cannot use my wrists and began doing less, but I just can’t do the job at all. My paranoia is going to put me back into a hospital. Should I talk to Social Security? Would they even know there was a case pending? I never expected to get SSI, let alone SSDI, now I have SSDI. I am as much mentality ill as physically ill, but I had started working using my wrists recently, because my HUD landlord said I had to work more, in order to satisfy my housing requirements. My wrist pain and use was part of my disability decision.
I cannot continue and told my landlord I can’t; my pain is too great. I am going to the doctor tomorrow, because I have Medicaid now, to get cortisone shots. I want to give notice… I can’t do this job. But what if there already is a case to take away benefits? I feel trapped!
I am really paranoid. I think SSI is watching me and proving I can do what I cannot. I have already told my boss before I got the news about the award that I cannot use my wrists and began doing less, but I just can’t do the job at all. My paranoia is going to put me back into a hospital. Should I talk to Social Security? Would they even know there was a case pending?

]]> By: Anthony Reeves http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case/comment-page-1#comment-7877 Anthony Reeves Wed, 17 Feb 2010 18:55:12 +0000 http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/?p=221#comment-7877 Anytime an individual receives any type of lump sum or satisfies any type of debt, these monies may have an effect on the person's benefits. The easiest thing to do when you have any doubt is to: 1) Keep documentations of all actions that may have affected your social security benefits 2) Contact SSA as soon as the debt or monies have been addressed. The smartest move is to contact SSA directly so there is no confusion. Anytime an individual receives any type of lump sum or satisfies any type of debt, these monies may have an effect on the person’s benefits. The easiest thing to do when you have any doubt is to:
1) Keep documentations of all actions that may have affected your social security benefits
2) Contact SSA as soon as the debt or monies have been addressed.

The smartest move is to contact SSA directly so there is no confusion.

]]> By: Anthony Reeves http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case/comment-page-1#comment-7877 Anthony Reeves Wed, 17 Feb 2010 18:55:12 +0000 http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/?p=221#comment-7877 Anytime an individual receives any type of lump sum or satisfies any type of debt, these monies may have an effect on the person's benefits. The easiest thing to do when you have any doubt is to: 1) Keep documentations of all actions that may have affected your social security benefits 2) Contact SSA as soon as the debt or monies have been addressed. The smartest move is to contact SSA directly so there is no confusion. Anytime an individual receives any type of lump sum or satisfies any type of debt, these monies may have an effect on the person’s benefits. The easiest thing to do when you have any doubt is to:
1) Keep documentations of all actions that may have affected your social security benefits
2) Contact SSA as soon as the debt or monies have been addressed.

The smartest move is to contact SSA directly so there is no confusion.

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]]> By: Anthony Reeves http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case/comment-page-1#comment-8290 Anthony Reeves Thu, 04 Mar 2010 15:46:55 +0000 http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/?p=221#comment-8290 One of the toughest parts of the social security process is the fact that people worry when they decide they have to work. SSA gets alerts whenever individuals are working based on the earnings reported by the employer. If a person is applying for SS benefits or if the person is receiving benefits, SSA should be notified in order to keep them aware of any changes in circumstances that may affect the person's abilities to receive benefits. One of the toughest parts of the social security process is the fact that people worry when they decide they have to work. SSA gets alerts whenever individuals are working based on the earnings reported by the employer. If a person is applying for SS benefits or if the person is receiving benefits, SSA should be notified in order to keep them aware of any changes in circumstances that may affect the person’s abilities to receive benefits.

]]> By: James http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case/comment-page-1#comment-8138 James Sun, 28 Feb 2010 15:39:28 +0000 http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/?p=221#comment-8138 I never expected to get SSI, let alone SSDI, now I have SSDI. I am as much mentality ill as physically ill, but I had started working using my wrists recently, because my HUD landlord said I had to work more, in order to satisfy my housing requirements. My wrist pain and use was part of my disability decision. I cannot continue and told my landlord I can’t; my pain is too great. I am going to the doctor tomorrow, because I have Medicaid now, to get cortisone shots. I want to give notice... I can’t do this job. But what if there already is a case to take away benefits? I feel trapped! I am really paranoid. I think SSI is watching me and proving I can do what I cannot. I have already told my boss before I got the news about the award that I cannot use my wrists and began doing less, but I just can’t do the job at all. My paranoia is going to put me back into a hospital. Should I talk to Social Security? Would they even know there was a case pending? I never expected to get SSI, let alone SSDI, now I have SSDI. I am as much mentality ill as physically ill, but I had started working using my wrists recently, because my HUD landlord said I had to work more, in order to satisfy my housing requirements. My wrist pain and use was part of my disability decision.
I cannot continue and told my landlord I can’t; my pain is too great. I am going to the doctor tomorrow, because I have Medicaid now, to get cortisone shots. I want to give notice… I can’t do this job. But what if there already is a case to take away benefits? I feel trapped!
I am really paranoid. I think SSI is watching me and proving I can do what I cannot. I have already told my boss before I got the news about the award that I cannot use my wrists and began doing less, but I just can’t do the job at all. My paranoia is going to put me back into a hospital. Should I talk to Social Security? Would they even know there was a case pending?

]]> By: Anthony Reeves http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case/comment-page-1#comment-7877 Anthony Reeves Wed, 17 Feb 2010 18:55:12 +0000 http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/?p=221#comment-7877 Anytime an individual receives any type of lump sum or satisfies any type of debt, these monies may have an effect on the person's benefits. The easiest thing to do when you have any doubt is to: 1) Keep documentations of all actions that may have affected your social security benefits 2) Contact SSA as soon as the debt or monies have been addressed. The smartest move is to contact SSA directly so there is no confusion. Anytime an individual receives any type of lump sum or satisfies any type of debt, these monies may have an effect on the person’s benefits. The easiest thing to do when you have any doubt is to:
1) Keep documentations of all actions that may have affected your social security benefits
2) Contact SSA as soon as the debt or monies have been addressed.

The smartest move is to contact SSA directly so there is no confusion.

]]> By: Anthony Reeves http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/the-social-security-disability-process/what-happens-after-you-get-approved-for-social-security-disability-benefits/the-little-things-that-may-affect-your-social-security-benefits-after-you-win-your-case/comment-page-1#comment-7876 Anthony Reeves Wed, 17 Feb 2010 18:53:20 +0000 http://legalbeat.anthonyreeves.com/?p=221#comment-7876 The key to whether any SSI benefits are effected when a person is acting as the representative payee is whether the Social Security Administration recognizes the individual as the representative payee. As long as the person is recognized by the SSA as a rep payee, the money should not have an effect on the individual's disability status. The key to whether any SSI benefits are effected when a person is acting as the representative payee is whether the Social Security Administration recognizes the individual as the representative payee. As long as the person is recognized by the SSA as a rep payee, the money should not have an effect on the individual’s disability status.

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