7 Things To Know About Your Social Security Disability Award
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Here are the seven things you need to know about your Social Security Disability Award
1. When your benefits start
2. When your Medicare starts and charges
3. Children under 18
4. Your back benefit amount
5. Date found disabled:
6. Representative fee
7. When you will be reviewed
I got my Notice Of Award today from SSI...
I got approved without a lawyer or any appeals.
That’s wonderful news! Congratulations on getting approved for SSI benefits all on your own. It’s a big relief to make it through the process smoothly. If you have any tips or insights from your experience that you'd like to share, they could be really helpful to others going through the same journey!
You smart
Congratulations girl
@@TheDisabilityDigest the tip I can give is stay seeing your Doctors consistently...
If you are on SSDI, do you have to take Medicare? I have the VA I don't nedd nor wamt Medicare.
If your health has declined and have had multiple surgeries, can you apply for an increase in benefits? With Much Appreciation and Gratitude,
Marlo Lyne
I thought I had heard that you get back pay from the date of the application for SSDI and you also get something from the date of injury or when you stopped working. Any truth to that? I just found out I was approved by looking on line. I think the offset from workers comp is going to greatly affect any back payment as well.
Back pay is determined by the date your medical evidence supports you qualify this video covers the details
Did you ever get your Answer about Work. comp ?
I have 2 friends that were given back pay to the last day they worked, way over 12 mos.
Thank you for the information
You are welcome
Thank you- grateful !!!🙏💪🌟
You're welcome!
Hello. I was awarded approved for ssdi by phone judge Aug 2021. Finally yesterday I got my benefit letter. My onsite date agreed upon by the judge and attorneys was Aug 2015. The award letter I got yesterday states March 2019. So I am losing 3.5 years of back pay? Can I fight this with my attorneys help? Is this an error or what is going on? Please any information you have, I am very upset!
Hi It is possible. Listen to how Mike did this and perhaps the same steps he took will help you.
ua-cam.com/video/G4RCGiYsnJU/v-deo.html
Also now that you are approved we have information on this channel that will help Maximize your benefits, Invite you to Request A FREE Disability Benefit Review and we will help you get all that you are entitled to go to: bit.ly/2HLnNU8
What about setting up direct deposit.
I’m not working but then you asked question how do you get the Medicare because I’m 8 to 61 years old next year makes two months to Melissa 62 years old. How you get it that way please
I am on SSI right now. I may of won my survivors benefit case but it was only last week I spoke to the judge in a phone hearing. There was no lawyer. If I do happen to get it my question is about back pay. Would they pay me the a year ago or so that I filed or will they take the SSI amount out of the ssdi for survivors back pay?....Carolyn
We have information on this channel that will help and or once you get your award letter request A FREE Disability Benefit Review and we will help you get all that you are entitled to go to: www.thedisabilitydigest.com/benefit-review-request/
I have to pay back my long term disability from work if I’m am awarded. Is there a cap amount on this or do you know?
If there is it would be in written in your policy. Ask for the summary of benefits and you should find it there
Your LTD company will take it all. They did with me
I'm already collecting disability but can't find my award letter which I need to rent a apartment, how can I get another one, I have tried the ss office but can't get in without a appointment and there's a long waiting list. Thank you
Try the My SSA online portal www.SSA.gov And It would be worth call to SSA again. If they give you the same answer and if you can send in a written request.
You can create an account on the social security website log into my social security and you can get a letter with your benefit amount listed.
The date I was determined disabled is February 12. 2021. The date they say I will get my first disability check is for
August and will be paid on September 15, 2021. They way I understand it, I thought my first check would be paid august 15.
Am I correct. I called and the rep told me they go back 5 months not 6. I told them no it was 6 mos. she said it must have changed from what I last read. 😡
I am 100% certain there is a five month illumination. Or wait. Before your benefits start from the date that you were disabled
I caution all about information received from Social Security agents they mean well but unless there is an actual written statement that supports it and it’s just a verbal opinion it’s not always accurate
If you’d like to test my theory call the Social Security number and ask how much you can make when you’re approved for disability benefits and if you do this five times I expect to get three different answers
@@TheDisabilityDigest thank you soooo much for taking time to reply to my question… and so promptly! Most utubers don’t ever take time to respond. I enjoy your videos and learn so much!
I was approved in August of 2022 I never got an award letter but I did go to the website social security website and it said I was approved and it told me that I would receive my benefits starting September 14th of 2022 that's all I got notice no notice no nothing other than me personally going to the website and checking I was approved August 17th 2022 with benefits set to start September 14th of 22 no Taco back pay or anything like that was on the website
We have information on this channel that will help you understand how to review your award letter to make certain it is correct, ,when you will be Medicare eligible, How to keep your benefits and how to maximize you benefits and more Also I encourage you to request A FREE Disability Benefit Review and we can do this for you or with you We have benefit experts here that will make sure you are getting all that you are entitled to go to: bit.ly/2HLnNU8
The cap for lawyers is 7200.00 in 2023
Correct ... this video was shot prior
I applied in 12/21 for disability but was only awarded ” retirement” My 2020 taxes were not recorded or considered. Please reach help me to reapply for disability? Please help !
Hi Debbie
Were you denied? We have information on this channel that will help you get approved fast.
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No one explains the CDR my award letter stated 5 to 7 years no one can give me the correct answer is it 5 to 7 years from the day they found you disabled ?or is it from the day they start paying you disability?
We have 4 tips on our UA-cam Channel The Disability Digest that will help you with your CDR. Search this channel for CDR.
Here is the Direct link to the CDR course
www.thedisabilitydigest.com/continuing-disability-review-guide-cdr/
@@TheDisabilityDigest it didn't answer the question thanks anyway 🙏
My claim is in reconsideration I was denied in may but since then I have had and eye exam and I have diabetic retinopathy loss of vison and serve nerve damage in my feet and legs and NEUROPATHY in my feet and legs with diabetic ulcers on them so tell me what you think
There’s so many variables in a disability situation it’s not possible for me to evaluate the probability of you being approved based on what you provided
If you’re not a member I encourage you to join us as a member and you’ll have access to an advocate can help you understand what your chances of qualification are
Or if you’re already a member just reply to one of the emails that you’ve recently received an asked that your advocate contact you
Did you ever re apply for disability
@@Kem6559Never reapplied but I got approved 4 weeks before my hearing by the OHO JUDGE contact me and my attorney and explained his decision
I understand they are backlogged. Don't know why they don't hire more people. The system is broken.... when prisoners get free medical... without my medicine I am a dead person before I even get approved for anything.
Is this letter in every SSA account? I've looked a few times and I don't have anything dated in December of 2018, the date I received my letters.
Others have reported that they do not have a letter in their account
@@TheDisabilityDigest thank you I will call to get a copy and see if they will put it in my account. And this time I will file it insteD of adding to the mile long pile of stuff I need to file, I hate filing.
I can go to her mother said because I’m not walking my hips broking in a heads
I was awarded ssdi in April after waiting a year. A few months later I received what I assume to be my back pay- it equaled 12 mo minus 5 months so 7 months worth. It’s been 8 months and I don’t have my retroactive pay. I’m no longer required to pay child support, my arrears are paid, no student loans. Nobody at SS is able to figure it out. My lawyer won’t help, said her job is done. Why are they holding my money hostage? Help please
We have information on this channel that will help and Request A FREE Disability Benefit Review and we will help you get all that you are entitled to go to: www.thedisabilitydigest.com/benefit-review-request/
i would like free review
Please visit our website: www.thedisabilitydigest.com
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They deny my claim
It’s not uncommon that disability benefits are denied I encourage you to continue to fight for your benefits if you need help at the end of most of the videos his contact information where you can join us and we provide free assistance to help you get your disability benefits approved
Did you reapply
I was told they take the first 6 months of payments for processing
Another way to look at it is that there is a five month elimination period or wait. Were no benefits or accrued and no benefits are paid so starting the six month after you were found disabled is the Matthew would be paid for. Hope this helps
My award letter did not have a review date or time on it!! Why?
Not sure why.... others have reported this as well. Even though it is not in your letter I suggest you follow our directions to prepare for one.
Brian
@@TheDisabilityDigest Why is that ? Did some of the people who didn't have that date in thier award letter get an early review. My age is 62 and almost 4 months. I was awarded benefits 3/8/22 with back paid benefits beginning 6/2021. I don't know if this means anything. Also called social security office and they sent me a BPQY letter with Medical review for 3/2029 7+ yrs. Does this sound correct.
Also, I stay in treatment because of several medications I need to take. Staying in treatment is difficult because of the expense. I am just terrified of being denied on a CDR because I know I will not be able to work. I tried to work parttime and after 5 years it was a disaster. My treating physician says my Meld score is getting closer to getting myself on the transplant list. My condition is further complicated by out-of-control diabetes and my condition has been recorded as decompensated. Every day I worry about being in the control of others who could make things catastrophic for me. I will be Medicare eligible June/ July 2023. I was awarded benefits in March of 2022 based on (what I guess) medical reports. (Did not have a hearing)
Seems hopeless 😔
I understand how challenging and frustrating this process can be, especially when it feels like you're not making any progress. It's important to remember that you are not alone in this journey. Many people face similar struggles, and persistence can make a difference. Keep gathering your medical evidence, stay in close contact with your healthcare providers, and consider reaching out to a disability advocate or attorney for additional support. Your perseverance and resilience are important, and there's always hope for a better outcome.