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No but I have been making payments tores my over payment to them once I found out how much I owe back so It was 1,785.00 I owe & I paid $205 tores it already so I have a remaining balance of 1,580 to pay now & i'm going to put some more payments tores it & I was wanting to know after I finish paying them back or almost fininish paying them back would I get my supplemental check back I get 2 checks a supplemental check & a social security check & they cut my supplemental check off because of the over payment I have started paying them so they want touch my other check & I just wanted to know would I get my supplemental check back
I am the representative payee for my 41 year old son…He has Bipolar I disorder…he’s been receiving SSI checks for 13 years…He has worked so sporadically over the years that I never concerned myself about him making too much money..January of 2024 I received a letter stating he owes $35,000. They said in 2021 he made too much money for about 5 months. I was in shock. My son can no way afford to pay this back. We have had to regularly supplement is earnings over the years in order for him to just get by. My husband and I are both retired and on fixed incomes. I’m worried SSA will come after us for repayment. We have filed the 632 form and in response SSA has schedule a pre phone conference and a second call to speak with the person who will make the final waiver decision. Any suggestions you have would be greatly appreciated..thank you.
My wife got a letter falsely claiming she was overpaid $6500. We did send SSA a reconsideration form and proof she was not overpaid. She was only paid 4 months that year. They are now deducting 10% of her allowance for the next 5 years until paid back. We can afford the $160 hit, and she is afraid if she does complain they will deduct more. It's just shamful
When I first got sick I had long-term disability from my work. I agreed with to allow their attorneys file for my social security. A few months later I received a call from Social security office confirming some information. I was told during the call I could get survivor benefits and I agreed. Within a month I was receiving $560 month. I think they started in Aug. In Feb of the following year I was awarded my SSDI. Several months later I received a letter I had an overpayment as I shouldn't been receiving survivor benefits and SSDI. I had no idea of this, as I didn't know social security rules. This is social security fault and not mine. I cannot afford to pay the $5600 back as only receive $1327 A onth. I filed out the Waiver. I received a voice mail thanking me for all the paper working I sent but they were going to take $158 A month for 3 years. That was 1 1/2 yrs. ago they have not taken money out. I know received notice for a personal conference. What should I expect from this conference?
Sorry to hear that. Give me a call when you get a chance and will go over all your options and give you all the tips, tricks and secrets to getting that addressed. Best, Ed Weir
It is devastating to know that Soc Sec Adm is making these mistakes. Most elderly people live on very little funds. I just got a call from a friend. She got a bill for $24,000 because she worked to supplement her SSI benefits to pay her bills. I do not understand what is causing these problem. If a taxpayer paid her whole life social security tax, now she is getting her benefits based on some formula, why the overpayment just because she made extra income. She is 64 and started getting benefits at 62.
Do you waive your consultation fees for individuals whom do not have the ability to pay you? In my moms case SSI was her only income and she was a snap recipient when SSA closed her case before she filed a waiver , and there after declined her waiver Willing to help? The probono organization in our city refused to represent her now what ? She has spent a year without no income
My friend needs you guys! He only gets $81.00 a month now after they cut all of his benefits multiple times, he cannot survive with stage 4 bone cancer. Now they want him to pay $50.00 a month for his insurance. How the hell can they do this? Michigan resident.
For FREE HELP with Medicare plans (Medicare Supplements, Medicare Advantage, Part D), please call my Medicare partner, Chapter Medicare, at (352) 841-0632. They will review ALL the plans in your area and go over ALL your options.
I am my son's rep payee.He receives Money 1 time a year from his Indian tribe of 2,028 they take his ssdi check away for that month. IF allowed to have 2,000 in income without penalty why isn't he penalized for the 28.00 over instead of his whole check for that month? Any guidance would be greatly appreciated and helpful. Thank you.
I received an overpayment alert on the account on the website, but I haven’t received any benefit payments. How do I correct this error? I haven’t applied for social security!
my son had gotten ssi for years. three years ago he got a overpayment of 49thousand. He is handicap and works as a dishwasher.three years got this letter. i sent a weiver and sent all the papers. still have no receive a answer? what can i do?i do not want to go to the office they never know what happening. i went down there once. and told me they know nothing. What else can i do. ? they took all of his social security for the last 3 years. He gotten nothing. can you suggest what my next step i can do ? thank you linda
I accidentally checked the box for Medicare part B and the moment I discovered that, like within a week of filing, I contacted SS to make the aware of the mistake. I am still working and have coverage, so I don't need it. They said they would fix it. A month later it hasn't been fixed, the money is coming out of my SS. After the 3rd month, I went into the SS office and a form was put in directly and that was supposed to stop the withdrawals. It's been almost 6 months and the withdrawals have not stopped. I want that money back. How do I make them listen? What office or paperwork do I have to file, short of getting an attorney to make them stop? If you know that is.
That's not right at all! As to speak with an OS next time. (Operations Supervisor). Or, last resort, contact your federal political representative...Rep or Senator.
How long do I need to wait for an investigation? I reported work during covid. Ssdi kept paying. I got fired and could not get covid unemployment because ssdi kept paying. Now with cancer and no insurance other than Medicare I can’t pay. Spouse is ssdi.
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I have been in the process for over 5 years since 2018 of appealing an SSI case that was initially awarded around 2015 for my mental health disability. I did sign a form to continue receiving benefits during the appeal process. Due to COVID 19, they delayed my case many times. It finally made it to the administrative law stage a little over a year ago and, a couple of months ago, I received a letter that I had lost my case. I did have representation that I paid $2,000 for and they did reimbursed me after I filed a complaint with their office. However, SSA has now sent me a letter saying that I owe $68,000 in overpayments. I do not have the funds to repay it as I am living off of SNAP benefits and limited income. Also, I am pretty sure it is not my fault as they heavily delayed my case and I was not aware of the amount that was accumulating. Let me know what you would recommend. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
What should I do first? SSA has told me to expect an overpayment and has started an investigation of my case. While the investigation is pending, my SSDI benefits have been SUSPENDED as of July 3rd 2024. My situation is I was still working over SGA while my SSDI application was PENDING in 2020. I stopped working above SGA in November of 2020. SSA now says I was overpaid for the first 10 months of 2020 (which was given to me in a one lump sum retroactive payment in November 2020) 1) SSA has access to my income via information sharing with the IRS and they have internal records of deductions taken out of my pay towards Medicare etc. in 2020. Why was my onset date of January 1st. 2020 approved without inquiring about my most recent income from January 1st. through date of approval? 2) I did go over SGA most of 2020 which should count toward a Trial Work Period a/k/a "TWP" rule that allows a recipient to have unlimited earnings for up to 9 months, (not necessarily consecutive) and then reevaluate my eligibility to continue to receive SSDI benefits. I consider my 2020 income as a TWP failed attempt to be able to continue working full time. 3) I applied for SSDI benefits about a week or so into a month in 2020 (I don't remember exactly what month) when my disability prevented me from working above SGA for that month. I then had a slight improvement of my disability for a few more months and finally stopped working all together on November 1st 2020. The reason I applied during that month is I could see my disability was getting worse and my ability to work full time was coming to an end. Am I not allowed to plan for my future? My strongest argument is the abandonment of the "Trial Work Period" rule. I declare I was not at fault for an overpayment. I request that any benefits suspended beginning July 3rd 2024 and going forward be released asap. My most recent benefit amount was $1,563. My $1,500 monthly rent deducts 96% of my benefit. I can't afford to repay an overpayment. Sincerly, Bob Bobcatzz@aol.com
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I just got one of those letters yesterday. They said since I made so much in 2023, I need to repay all of the payments from may-december. My question is, The money I made in 2023 was PRIOR to me applying for and receiving my ssa benefit. I thought it would not count since I made that money before I even applied for ssa? Am I wrong? Even on my 1099k form, it shows my income from may -december at $0.
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I was told I had an overpayment from 1974. I do not recall receiving a notice. I am being billed $49 a month for 36 months. I have asked for a copy of the notice, but one has never been forthcoming. Shouldn't I be allowed a copy of the original notice? I am wondering what address it was sent for and the months it was for.
I filed an overpayment waiver, sent in all of my asset info, attached letters of my argument of why it isnt mine or my daughter's faults and how we cannot afford to pay it back because itll make us homeless. And, have not received an answer from the employee who is making the decision. I was given a letter stating i owe $6,335.00. Can i file an appeal after the overpayment waiver was sent to them? Thank you for your time.
So sorry to hear that. You have to wait for the official decision before you can move on to the next step. If it is over 1-2 months, then I would call and make sure they didn't "misplace" it. Good luck, Ed
@mygovexpert, how do you know if it is the final decision? I'm still being paid the SSDI monies monthly, although they said it was pending on the decision. Is rhst what you mean? Would I have to file an appeal or bring it to an administration judge?
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After you finish paying your over payment will social security start your check back up ? I get 2 checks & they cut my supplemental because I have a overpayment of 1,785.00 I have paid $205 already tores it & it leaving me 1,580 to pay back now
In most cases, once you set up a payment plan they restart your benefits. Something doesn't sound right in your particular case. I've done a few thousand of these when I worked at SSA. Schedule an appointment here for a time that works for you and let's talk: calendly.com/mygovexpert/30min
I have worked & I didn't report it to them this time & I went over what they allow & now I owe 1,785.00 & I have already made 2 payments to social security tores it of $205 & now my remaining balance is 1,580 to pay now I don't have long until I am done paying them back
I claimed SS before my FRA. I worked, and earned over the income limit. How does SSA reclaim the overpayment of 5-6K? Would I be eligible for a repayment plan of 2-3 hundred per month? Would they deduct this amount from my monthly payment?
Can you get food stamps, the overpayment was evidently a misunderstanding and well i dont want to do anything that gets me in trouble. Ive had brain surgery i get confused i have short term memory loss i also suffer from PTSD im paying back.
Hey everyone I'm a person that gets SSI and I was just wondering what are some steps to waive the overpayment fees I've just become 20 as of this year and I've got a 7K overpayment fee that I don't know anything about I can barely feed myself and pay my bills I just want this to go away does anybody have any tips?
@DebLindley-xg8gz yes I'm currently still on it i have a job where im and apprentice so its written as a student so that paymenti receive from work doesn'tcount as income ,thus 7k had to be from my mother and aunt my mom passed in 2017 before I was 18 I lived with my aunt until I turned 17 and then became my own dependent I'm now 20 and just now receiving this notice I have appealed the case and am waiting on an response.
my social security rep will not give an verificalion of any paperwork i give him. we have been in to the social security office 9 time in the las 6 months over different issues . we were given to the same agent 7 out of the 9 times. he is not very helpfull. as a matter of fact he is rude, condesending,smarty pance and gives us improper information. Can i request a spefic representative.
You can certainly ask to speak to someone else. You don't even have to go to that office If you don't want to, you can go to another office in the same town.
The requirements are a little ridiculous. Even if it is your fault because you made a mistake if you can’t pay it what are they gonna do put you in prison? This government sucks. We can give billions of dollars to other countries.
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I think it's all lies. Corruption going on because America is Bankrupt and they are looking for ways to steal people's money.
Is there a statue of limitations for overpayments?
Please leave any comments below. Do you have a pending overpayment issue or have had one in the past.
No but I have been making payments tores my over payment to them once I found out how much I owe back so It was 1,785.00 I owe & I paid $205 tores it already so I have a remaining balance of 1,580 to pay now & i'm going to put some more payments tores it & I was wanting to know after I finish paying them back or almost fininish paying them
back would I get my supplemental check back I get 2 checks a supplemental check & a social security check & they cut my supplemental check off because of the over payment I have started paying them so they want touch my other check & I just wanted to know would I get my supplemental check back
I am the representative payee for my 41 year old son…He has Bipolar I disorder…he’s been receiving SSI checks for 13 years…He has worked so sporadically over the years that I never concerned myself about him making too much money..January of 2024 I received a letter stating he owes $35,000. They said in 2021 he made too much money for about 5 months. I was in shock. My son can no way afford to pay this back. We have had to regularly supplement is earnings over the years in order for him to just get by. My husband and I are both retired and on fixed incomes. I’m worried SSA will come after us for repayment. We have filed the 632 form and in response SSA has schedule a pre phone conference and a second call to speak with the person who will make the final waiver decision. Any suggestions you have would be greatly appreciated..thank you.
My wife got a letter falsely claiming she was overpaid $6500. We did send SSA a reconsideration form and proof she was not overpaid. She was only paid 4 months that year. They are now deducting 10% of her allowance for the next 5 years until paid back. We can afford the $160 hit, and she is afraid if she does complain they will deduct more. It's just shamful
My question is if it's not paid off they will put a lean on the property
How to take social security to court?
When I first got sick I had long-term disability from my work. I agreed with to allow their attorneys file for my social security. A few months later I received a call from Social security office confirming some information. I was told during the call I could get survivor benefits and I agreed. Within a month I was receiving $560 month. I think they started in Aug. In Feb of the following year I was awarded my SSDI. Several months later I received a letter I had an overpayment as I shouldn't been receiving survivor benefits and SSDI. I had no idea of this, as I didn't know social security rules. This is social security fault and not mine. I cannot afford to pay the $5600 back as only receive $1327 A onth. I filed out the Waiver. I received a voice mail thanking me for all the paper working I sent but they were going to take $158 A month for 3 years. That was 1 1/2 yrs. ago they have not taken money out. I know received notice for a personal conference. What should I expect from this conference?
Sorry to hear that. Give me a call when you get a chance and will go over all your options and give you all the tips, tricks and secrets to getting that addressed. Best, Ed Weir
It is devastating to know that Soc Sec Adm is making these mistakes. Most elderly people live on very little funds. I just got a call from a friend. She got a bill for $24,000 because she worked to supplement her SSI benefits to pay her bills. I do not understand what is causing these problem. If a taxpayer paid her whole life social security tax, now she is getting her benefits based on some formula, why the overpayment just because she made extra income. She is 64 and started getting benefits at 62.
Do you waive your consultation fees for individuals whom do not have the ability to pay you? In my moms case SSI was her only income and she was a snap recipient when SSA closed her case before she filed a waiver , and there after declined her waiver
Willing to help? The probono organization in our city refused to represent her now what ? She has spent a year without no income
My friend needs you guys! He only gets $81.00 a month now after they cut all of his benefits multiple times, he cannot survive with stage 4 bone cancer. Now they want him to pay $50.00 a month for his insurance. How the hell can they do this? Michigan resident.
For FREE HELP with Medicare plans (Medicare Supplements, Medicare Advantage, Part D), please call my Medicare partner, Chapter Medicare, at (352) 841-0632. They will review ALL the plans in your area and go over ALL your options.
I am my son's rep payee.He receives Money 1 time a year from his Indian tribe of 2,028 they take his ssdi check away for that month. IF allowed to have 2,000 in income without penalty why isn't he penalized for the 28.00 over instead of his whole check for that month? Any guidance would be greatly appreciated and helpful. Thank you.
I received an overpayment alert on the account on the website, but I haven’t received any benefit payments. How do I correct this error? I haven’t applied for social security!
Is it better to send a 561 to the local office or processing center?
How do I join the live Q&A Thursday @ 7:00 EST.
How do I take social security to court to appeal false overpayment without showing me proof of this overpayment?
File a lawsuit in federal court.
my son had gotten ssi for years. three years ago he got a overpayment of 49thousand. He is handicap and works as a dishwasher.three years got this letter. i sent a weiver and sent all the papers. still have no receive a answer? what can i do?i do not want to go to the office they never know what happening. i went down there once. and told me they know nothing. What else can i do. ? they took all of his social security for the last 3 years. He gotten nothing. can you suggest what my next step i can do ? thank you linda
What about SS underpayment
I accidentally checked the box for Medicare part B and the moment I discovered that, like within a week of filing, I contacted SS to make the aware of the mistake. I am still working and have coverage, so I don't need it. They said they would fix it. A month later it hasn't been fixed, the money is coming out of my SS. After the 3rd month, I went into the SS office and a form was put in directly and that was supposed to stop the withdrawals. It's been almost 6 months and the withdrawals have not stopped. I want that money back. How do I make them listen? What office or paperwork do I have to file, short of getting an attorney to make them stop? If you know that is.
That's not right at all! As to speak with an OS next time. (Operations Supervisor). Or, last resort, contact your federal political representative...Rep or Senator.
@@MyGovExpert Thank you
How long do I need to wait for an investigation? I reported work during covid. Ssdi kept paying. I got fired and could not get covid unemployment because ssdi kept paying. Now with cancer and no insurance other than Medicare I can’t pay. Spouse is ssdi.
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I have been in the process for over 5 years since 2018 of appealing an SSI case that was initially awarded around 2015 for my mental health disability. I did sign a form to continue receiving benefits during the appeal process. Due to COVID 19, they delayed my case many times. It finally made it to the administrative law stage a little over a year ago and, a couple of months ago, I received a letter that I had lost my case. I did have representation that I paid $2,000 for and they did reimbursed me after I filed a complaint with their office. However, SSA has now sent me a letter saying that I owe $68,000 in overpayments. I do not have the funds to repay it as I am living off of SNAP benefits and limited income. Also, I am pretty sure it is not my fault as they heavily delayed my case and I was not aware of the amount that was accumulating. Let me know what you would recommend. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
What should I do first?
SSA has told me to expect an overpayment and has started an investigation of my case. While the investigation is pending, my SSDI benefits have been SUSPENDED as of July 3rd 2024. My situation is I was still working over SGA while my SSDI application was PENDING in 2020. I stopped working above SGA in November of 2020. SSA now says I was overpaid for the first 10 months of 2020 (which was given to me in a one lump sum retroactive payment in November 2020)
1) SSA has access to my income via information sharing with the IRS and they have internal records of deductions taken out of my pay towards Medicare etc. in 2020. Why was my onset date of January 1st. 2020 approved without inquiring about my most recent income from January 1st. through date of approval?
2) I did go over SGA most of 2020 which should count toward a Trial Work Period a/k/a "TWP" rule that allows a recipient to have unlimited earnings for up to 9 months, (not necessarily consecutive) and then reevaluate my eligibility to continue to receive SSDI benefits.
I consider my 2020 income as a TWP failed attempt to be able to continue working full time.
3) I applied for SSDI benefits about a week or so into a month in 2020 (I don't remember exactly what month) when my disability prevented me from working above SGA for that month. I then had a slight improvement of my disability for a few more months and finally stopped working all together on November 1st 2020. The reason I applied during that month is I could see my disability was getting worse and my ability to work full time was coming to an end. Am I not allowed to plan for my future?
My strongest argument is the abandonment of the "Trial Work Period" rule.
I declare I was not at fault for an overpayment. I request that any benefits suspended beginning July 3rd 2024 and going forward be released asap.
My most recent benefit amount was $1,563. My $1,500 monthly rent deducts 96% of my benefit.
I can't afford to repay an overpayment.
Sincerly, Bob
Bobcatzz@aol.com
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What will they do to collect garnish pay check take bank account
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I just got one of those letters yesterday. They said since I made so much in 2023, I need to repay all of the payments from may-december. My question is, The money I made in 2023 was PRIOR to me applying for and receiving my ssa benefit. I thought it would not count since I made that money before I even applied for ssa? Am I wrong? Even on my 1099k form, it shows my income from may -december at $0.
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I was told I had an overpayment from 1974. I do not recall receiving a notice. I am being billed $49 a month for 36 months. I have asked for a copy of the notice, but one has never been forthcoming. Shouldn't I be allowed a copy of the original notice? I am wondering what address it was sent for and the months it was for.
I filed an overpayment waiver, sent in all of my asset info, attached letters of my argument of why it isnt mine or my daughter's faults and how we cannot afford to pay it back because itll make us homeless. And, have not received an answer from the employee who is making the decision. I was given a letter stating i owe $6,335.00. Can i file an appeal after the overpayment waiver was sent to them?
Thank you for your time.
So sorry to hear that. You have to wait for the official decision before you can move on to the next step. If it is over 1-2 months, then I would call and make sure they didn't "misplace" it. Good luck, Ed
@mygovexpert, how do you know if it is the final decision? I'm still being paid the SSDI monies monthly, although they said it was pending on the decision. Is rhst what you mean? Would I have to file an appeal or bring it to an administration judge?
@@notyours0o. You will receive a letter telling you if it was approved or denied. If it is denied, then you can go to the next step.
Okay, thank you for explaining this to me & thank you for your time. I appreciate it.
Might as well just do a payment plan with them they can take it from your payments
I have to paid back the SSA $ 14631 thousand back but I don’t have no money. Wat can I do? The money was for surviving. spouse
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Why are they making you pay it back, though?
@@DebLindley-xg8gz cuz my incomes is too high
SSD has stopped my benefits so on line 22,do I include my benefits or leave it blank
Hi Mandy, we just spoke. Luckily you were able to figure it out. Just let me know if you have any other questions. Take care, Ed 702-738-1256
After you finish paying your over payment will social security start your check back up ? I get 2 checks & they cut my supplemental because I have a overpayment of 1,785.00 I have paid $205 already tores it & it leaving me 1,580 to pay back now
In most cases, once you set up a payment plan they restart your benefits. Something doesn't sound right in your particular case. I've done a few thousand of these when I worked at SSA. Schedule an appointment here for a time that works for you and let's talk: calendly.com/mygovexpert/30min
Ok thank u. but i'm good. I made 2 payments so far to them tores my over payment & I got to make a few more paymebts & I will b done Thanks
I have worked & I didn't report it to them this time & I went over what they allow & now I owe 1,785.00 & I have already made 2 payments to social security tores it of $205 & now my remaining balance is 1,580 to pay now I don't have long until I am done paying them back
Just let me know if you or someone you know have any questions about all things Social Security, Medicare, or Obamacare. Take care, Ed
I claimed SS before my FRA. I worked, and earned over the income limit. How does SSA reclaim the overpayment of 5-6K? Would I be eligible for a repayment plan of 2-3 hundred per month? Would they deduct this amount from my monthly payment?
Hi Scott, we'll get this all figured out this week when we talk.
Can you get food stamps, the overpayment was evidently a misunderstanding and well i dont want to do anything that gets me in trouble. Ive had brain surgery i get confused i have short term memory loss i also suffer from PTSD im paying back.
Sorry to hear that. Please submit a SSA632. Demand a SSA employee help you with the form if have trouble completing it.
Hey everyone I'm a person that gets SSI and I was just wondering what are some steps to waive the overpayment fees I've just become 20 as of this year and I've got a 7K overpayment fee that I don't know anything about I can barely feed myself and pay my bills I just want this to go away does anybody have any tips?
How did the $7,000.00 overpayment happen? Are you still on SSI? Are you working?
@DebLindley-xg8gz yes I'm currently still on it i have a job where im and apprentice so its written as a student so that paymenti receive from work doesn'tcount as income ,thus 7k had to be from my mother and aunt my mom passed in 2017 before I was 18 I lived with my aunt until I turned 17 and then became my own dependent I'm now 20 and just now receiving this notice I have appealed the case and am waiting on an response.
my social security rep will not give an verificalion of any paperwork i give him. we have been in to the social security office 9 time in the las 6 months over different issues . we were given to the same agent 7 out of the 9 times. he is not very helpfull. as a matter of fact he is rude, condesending,smarty pance and gives us improper information. Can i request a spefic representative.
You can certainly ask to speak to someone else. You don't even have to go to that office If you don't want to, you can go to another office in the same town.
The requirements are a little ridiculous. Even if it is your fault because you made a mistake if you can’t pay it what are they gonna do put you in prison? This government sucks. We can give billions of dollars to other countries.
You can always set up a payment plan if nothing else.