I would like to know will i recieve my back-pay from social security on the 3rd wednesday of the month since i have all my award letters and things ,i was told once social security does there run i would get my back-pay since i have a back acc#.
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As someone who has just been through the system and won my appeal.  My hearing was in Mid-July, my decision late September and my first monthly check came in March for the month of February, I have since received another monthly check in April, however I have not received back pay yet and it was determined that my date of disability was January, 2002.  Do not plan to get your back pay all in the beginning.  I have talked to others that told me they did not receive back pay until after receiving several single month payments.  I did go to the Social Security Office after winning my case and was placed on SSI from the time I applied till I started receiving Social Security Disability Payments.  They will deduct that much of your lump sum payment for what you get SSI.  They also are limited to the amount of back pay they can give at once by SSI so they break down the lump sum payments.  I am not sure what they do on Back pay from SSDI as to date I have not received them yet.  However you are in better shape just being approved and seeing about temporary SSI than you have been in.  Eventually things do get better, however when you are broke the time seems to go much slower.  Good Luck!
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To be honest, if I were you I won't go back to the old company because it didn't pay me on time, that's a very serious question. Like your old boss said so, he promised you to pay you on time if you come back, which means he actually had the ability to pay you on time but he didn't do it when you worked with him, see the point!! But afterall it's your own choice, if you feel like going back and like your old job better you can give it a try!!!
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I'm on level 3 right now and will  get to 4 in a few days and it will take me a month if my interest still persists..otherwise in 3 months I should get there I hope and I will be thrown out of my current high paying job and will be answering questions as a social service ;-)
152104
You sould be able to call them and state that you still have not recived your pay. But they have about 3o day when the court has told them to pay you. so you would have to wait about a month.
576454
Large amounts are taken out of your paycheck for social security because that is where the Senate and House get their retirement from. Their pay stays the same on retirement and they will get more in one month than you get all year.
661503
You need to take your social security information to a social security office or apply for it on line and you will probably be able to get it. It will take a long time. Maybe 3 months, but you can get it.
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I'm going to give you a nothing answer right now, so I'll be able to find this a little later.  Ray\n\nEnough is enough.  You have rights.  1) call the your attorney and ask him why he is not assisting you.  Then tell him that you are going to call the  U.S. Attorney General's office and report the case to them giving them full disclosure of what has taken place.  That your attorney  has been paid, the award was granted. but that he has not followed up on why SS has not paid you.  I am not an attorney, but  a consultant, and will  work on this case for you at no charge, if you wish.  We can use e-mail or phones, whichever you prefer.  So many problems with today's social security, someone needs to do something and do it now.  Local SS offices don't care and won't help much.  We have to go to Washington.  I have my sources for getting things done.  Joyce
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In 1936, the federal government published an informational pamphlet on Social Security.  It stated:   \n\n"…and finally, beginning in 1949, 12 years from now, you and your employer will each pay 3 cents on each dollar you earn, up to $3,000 a year.  That is the most you will ever pay."\n\nhttp://www.ssa.gov/history/ssn/ssb36.html\n-----\n\nHELL YES !!!\nBut I guess I'm just too stupid to take care of myself, so politicians will do it for me.  Yep, I'm too stupid to save my money properly.  Yep, I'm too stupid to buy the proper insurances to protect myself from unforeseen events.  Yep, I'm just too stupid.\n\n.
248312
you will get whatever you make a month for your last 3 months at your last job
501648
If you reached the 1500 hour requirement, then you should have been paid your vacation balance when you were terminated. Check your pay stub, and if it isn't there, call the company and ask for an explaination.
120876
Call your social security office and ask them this question just to make sure you are doing everything by the book, okay? Good luck.
97957
It's entirely possible that they will deny your claim.  If they do, appeal it as many times as it takes for them to approve you.  If you do, then when you are approved they have to pay you retroactive to the date you first applied.  \n\nA lot of times, social security denies claims to weed people out.  They only want those who have serious problems to be granted the money, so they make it very difficult.  Sadly, I know people who are really capable of work who have been granted social security because they were stubborn enough to appeal their cases, and people who really need it, but have given up.  I wish you the best of luck with your claim.
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There are some cases where people are truly disabled and need the benefit, but the Social Security Administration tends to drag its heels. If you die before they pay, they don't owe anyone anything. If your doctor says you can't work, you are entitled.  Don't be discouraged by the ignorance of some of the posters.\n\nAccording to Social Security regulations, you have to be turned down once for disability, before you can call in an attorney.   If you have been approved, but your benefit has not been paid, contact your Congressman.  They can get things moving.  If you haven't been denied yet, you are going to have to wait for that to come.  When you get the denial, then you can get an attorney.  The attorney's fees are limited, by law,  to a percentage of what is owed to you for back benefits.  At least that how it was when I was trying to help folks through that maze.\n\nGood luck.
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Request a claim form and fill it out.  If you are truly owed benefits, then yes you should receive them.  Call the company, insurance company, and ask them what your benefits are.
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I retired from Social Security after 32 yrs!  All checks used to arrive on or near the 3rd of each month & will continue to be paid on that date to people who started getting checks before the change.\n\nNow Social Security retirement, survivor & disability checks come different weeks depending on a person's birthday.  For example:  If someone's birthday falls on the 1st thru 7th they would be paid the 2nd wk of each mo.  (I don't remember the details anymore but you get the idea).  If a check arrives on someone's actual birth date it's just a coincidence.\n\nSome people get SSI & those cks are due on the 1st altho cld take 2 or 3 days for them to get checks. SSI is NOT Social Security benefits.  It is a welfare program administered by the Social Security Administration for the blind, disabled & aged which is based upon financial need unlike Social Security benefits.\n\nSocial Security made this change for 2 reasons:  1) to space the checks so that employees aren't inundated with phone calls/work the 1st wk of each mo which results in better service & beneficiaries can get thru on the phones more easily and 2) it makes it less of a burden for postal employees.
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Applying for Social Security Disability or retirement can be a very drawn-out process. They are probably starting to process your claim. As hard as it seems, be patient and don't let all the waiting and stress of it get you down.
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Sorry to tell you this, I dont agree with it, but this is the way it works. If you file your VA claim within 1 year of discharge, they will give you back pay to the date of dicharge. If it is more than 1 year before you file for disability, then your pay starts from the date that the VA grants you benifits.  I dont know why they do that but that is how it is set up