prior to ss disability can i work part time and still get ssd?
103926
Once you will start to work part time or full time if your case is genuine enough, you will be allowed to get ssd.
425373
Sounds like you are in a pretty tough spot. Sorry.\n\nI don't know what state you live in, but it may have State Disability Insurance. Even if you don't qualify for S.S.I. you may qualify for Social Security Disability (S.S.D.) or if that doesn't pan out.\n\nThere is probably a good chance your state has Disability Insurance, and you need to apply for that A.S.A.P.\n\nYou need to contact both agencies.  Social Security and your State Disability agency.  Try to find someone who has been thru the system.  Because a lot of times, the good people who work at these places don't tell you a lot of stuff that might help you get on disability insurance.\n\nI'd also do a Google search on the topic, it might include information that would be useful.\n\n               Good Luck!
529411
If you are both disabled, then yes -- it will not effect the other's status or pay.  I'm on SSDI and my wife makes substantially more than I do with no effect on my benefits.
459981
Yes - you may now qualify for a partial disability payment that can continue until you are released to full duty.
696481
Well lucky you. I see your disability doesn't hinder your online time. Perhaps get retrained in computers (which you obviously know some things about) and go back to work, so you won't have to depend upon the governement to support you.
543199
Try http://www.ssdi.rootsweb.com/
355225
If you receive SSDI, there is a trial work period.  If you are in your trial work period, you can earn an unlimited amount & keep your entire benefit.  After the Trial work period & an extension--then your benefits will stop. . .but if you are not able to work in the future, there is an easy-on protection.  You should always check with the Social Security Administration before planning your future though. The ssa.gov web site is particularly rich with information.
74669
How about getting a part time job?
25541
You will receive a retro check dating back to the date that you were declared disabled, then add 5 mo.  From that date on is what you will receive in retro pay.  It can take a long time to get it. SS/Disability has a bad backlog but eventually you will get it.  Good Luck!
339478
If you have been on SSI or SSDI disability, you might want to talk to a Benefits Planner, who can show you Work Incentives that assist you to go back to work while gradually getting off benefits. If you are talking about disability from your place of employment, you would want to talk to the HR coordinator and they would have information for you if you are job attached. You may also want to register with your local workforce center and they will assist you with job search, resume' writing, and interview skills.
1077360
You would have to check with your local Social Security Office for this question.
362995
Yes, it is possible to find a job working only 12 hrs. a week, whether you can doo the work is another question..\nA ticket to work will allow tou to work and make up to $540. a month for 9 straight months and still receive full SSID and SSI benefits after that you will be reviewed. You can always go back on SSID and SSI by re-applying.
250591
You can work, but if your income from that job exceeds a certain percentage of your check, a corresponding percentage of your check will be cut.  Regardless of the cut, you will come out ahead always.  It is an incentive to work.  Also, if your income exceeds X percent- more than 100%- of your disability check for more than 9 months in a year, your check will be cut entirely as you have the ability to earn that income.
1072584
I would suggest you ask them at the ssdi.
175475
yes you can get a ticket to work program. http://www.socialsecurity.gov/work/
662039
If you are on regular disability (SSD) you will not lose benefits. If you are on SSI it may very well change because they will count your new husbands income as yours. I am on SSD and SSI and when I was married 3 years ago I found this out. I did not lose mine because my husband does not make enough for me to lose it. But I am real close if he ever gets a better job. I would talk to Social Security about this.
709363
You've qualified for the medical part, which means they have said that your disability is bad enough that you qualify for Social Security Disability. \n\nNow, they're going to look at your employment history to make sure that you've worked long enough in jobs that paid into the Social Security system to qualify for benefits.  Each year is split into 4 quarters, and if you earn enough money during that quarter, you earn a SS credit.  You have to have a certain number of credits to qualify to SSDI, depending upon your age.\n\nIf they find that you do not have enough credits for SSDI, they will consider you for SSI.  Since SSI is welfare (for those who haven't worked long enough to accumulate enough credits), they will look at your household income and your assets to determine if you get benefits.\n\nIf you've worked and have enough credits, you'll probably start getting benefits within a couple months.  \n\nI wouldn't go get a job right now, since you've qualified medically.  After you start getting benefits, if you get SSDI,  you can work and earn about $800 or so a month without losing your benefits.  If you get SSI, you can't work and still get the benefits because it is welfare.\n\nGood luck!