What is a hearing like for SSI disability?
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just part of the system a small room with the juge asking you a lot of question's and your lawyer should be able to fill you in on this
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It depends on where you live and how much SSI you are getting. You can call your SS office and ask them.
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depends if he is actually diagnosed with some type of disability then yes he may qualify for ssi
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I think it depends on what you are receiving it for. For instance my sister gets SSI for a disability...to supplement. I think it is a either/or for her. You need to check with your provider for the details. Be sure on this question. Not to say that you may not find it on Yahoo Answers...but I would call and talk to them my self if I were you.  Since you are only 15...you will have to have you parent or guardian do it for you.
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The question really can't be answered without more information.  Was it truly without warning?  I doubt it.  But assuming it was, then the answer to your question is "no."  You are entitled to due process, which means notice and an opportunity to be heard prior to having benefits cut off.  \n\nTalk to your local department of health and human services.  Or, see if there are free legal clinics in your area.
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Go to the SS office and talk to them.  If you are disabled to the point you can't work and can not be trained or educated for work it is most likely you can get benefits.  Sure won't amount to very much though.  Also go on the net and check out their web site.  SSDI is the abbreviation for what you are looking for. Social security disability insurance.  The payments will not be enough to live on without help from welfare.
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Nothing much except you get to stay on workman's comp a little longer and they will pay your Health bills. As for the disability letter; it does no good. My husband received a letter same thing. Stayed on Work mans comp, tried to go back to work at same place and they would not allow him, claiming the had no light duty. Ended up firing him and then he was denied unemployment. What a mess. Now he owes $800.00 to the Work mans comp...we don't know why. Good Luck!
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It is hard to tell what you are saying.  Are you saying that your mailman told your neighbors that you are receiving social security disability checks?  And that your neighbors resent you for it?\n\nIf so -- forget about the neighbors.  If you are on disability you have the right.  They are probably not going to be worth bothereing with if they judge you so harshly on simply that basis.\n\nAnd -- if you want, report your mailman to the post office.  He has committed a big no no in telling your neighbors about your mail.   But first make sure you are right. Why do you think he did?  You may be jumping to conclusions.
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Do a search of your state. For example type "Division of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing NJ" if you live in NJ. You can also do searches of "disability".
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log on to ss benefits...\n\nhttp://www.ssa.gov/
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YOU CAN GO TO THE SSI OFFICE...
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Your benefits are separate.the only thing that would be affected would be the amount your dependents would get.If you are on SSI then it would matter,because that is determined by income and resources
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If your wife's doctor has said she is disabled. She can qualify for SSI. That is what it is for, disabled persons. SSI and Social Security are two different programs with different requirements. Most people get them confused because they are Government programs.\nYou should talk to an attorney. Most will review your case for free and tell you if they think you will recieve benefits. It is nearly impossible to get approved for benefits without an attorney. \nAs for household income, each state has different requirements. But I can tell you the more you make the less she will get. But if you ever get laid off or something her check will go up. So there are pros and cons to recieving benefits.
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SSI is welfare benefits for the disabled who cannot work due to disability, but who have not worked long enough to qualify for benefits on their work records.  Since it is welfare, there is no additional funds that are paid to the children of the person on SSI.  \n\n(If the person were getting  SSDI, which is based on the disabiled person's work record, the children would be entitled to a monthly benefit check.)\n\nThe person on SSI can be court ordered to pay child support, but it will be based on the amount of their SSI award, and would probably be a very low amount, if it gets ordered at all.  \n\nYour best bet would be to file for child support and see if you can convince the judge.
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Usually, you will receive a letter from SSI informing you to come to your local Social Security Office and speak w/someone in person in about 30 days from the date of notification.
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File for social security  they get ssi
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Most definitely!!!!\nhttps://s044a90.ssa.gov/apps12/best/benefits/form.cfm?cfid=125355&cftoken=336a5a9c51c0db08-3ACA09E6-9DD5-914B-09E0B1163B12DD61