when applying for dissibility, how far back do they go on the backpay a person gets?
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I believe 1 year. The law has changed! You have to be disabled 6 months before you are eligible.
192326
I lost my job over a month ago and immediately arranged appointment but didn't get one till ten days later. I had my new claims interview, then signed on one week later, and now, two weeks after that, my money is supposedly 'on it's way'. Housing benefit can take even longer, up to 2 months. It really, really, sucks - I just hope you have generous friends and live near a Netto.
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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.
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Yes, you can apply without a doctors backup. They will send you to doctors themselves to get further proof as to rather or not you qualify for SSI.It would make it easier though if your doctor would also back you. Also dont get discouraged if they turn you down the first time they almost always do that. Just appeal and keep trying. There are also lawyers that handle these cases for no charge unless you win. then they take a percentage of your backpay. Backpay is the amount owed to you if you win back from the first time you apply till when ever you are approved.GOOD LUCK AND GOD BLESS!Hope this helps.
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Not sure but they'll probably cut you a pretty fat check going back to when you first filed your claim but be aware SS Admin is famous for coming back down the road saying they overpaid and may want some back so set aside a chunk of the $$$ just in case
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you have to defer EVERY year until you earn about 2grand sterling per month, then they make yyou pay it back.\n\nIf you don't defer, you have to pay back what you haven't defered. (I am paying back 2 years that I missed, even tho I don't earn enough).
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It varies depending on your case, family size, and how much had previously been paid into SS prior to your disability.\n\nLook here for more info:\nhttp://www.ssa.gov/disability/
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when you can get lower payments
260899
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
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You receive based on where you worked.
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If you apply at the same place, they will have your old applciation on file (otherwise it will be on the computer only).  They will see why you were 221-g'ed.  Just explain and all should be well.  Good luck.
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It depends on the year you applied for it. You can check in the following website:
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It changed in April 2004.\n\nIncome Support is an income-related benefit for people aged from 16 years up to age 60 that are on a low income. The amount of Income Support due may be effected by other income to the household. \nSavings over £16,000 usually mean you cannot get Income Support.  \nIf you have to attend your Jobcentre Plus office regularly, you cannot get Income Support.\nCan I get it?\nAre you:\n\nIn Great Britain \nAged between 16 and 59? \nOn a low income? \nNot working or working on average less than 16 hours a week?\nIf YES to all, claim Income Support.\n\nOver 60?\nIf you or your partner are aged 60 or over you may be entitled to Pension Credit. \nPension Credit provides a contribution to a guaranteed minimum income and rewards people aged 65 and over who have made modest provision for their retirement. \nPension Credit is dealt with by The Pension Service. To find out more about Pension Credit visit The Pension Service Website.\nWhat else should I know?\nYou will not have to attend the Jobcentre Plus office for regular Jobsearch Reviews if you are a lone parent, sick or disabled, unable to work because you are caring for someone, or registered blind.\n\nIf you are responsible for at least one child or young person, you may be able to get Child Tax Credit (CTC). For more information go to the HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) website. Families already on Income Support in April 2004 who have not already claimed CTC will be moved across to CTC. CTC is paid into the Income Support customer's account on migration. If you want to have it paid to the main carer, you must contact the HMRC to get it changed.\n\nIf you are a lone parent, you will usually have to attend a Work Focussed Interview with a Personal Adviser before you can get Income Support\n\nIf you are not a lone parent, and you live in an area with a fully converted Jobcentre Plus office or certain other designated offices, you will usually have to attend a Work Focussed Interview with a Personal Advisor before you can get Income Support\n\nIf you have to regularly attend your Jobcentre Plus office, you may be able to get Jobseeker's Allowance (JSA)\n\nIf you have a partner who works an average of 24 hours a week or more you cannot usually get Income Support\n\nIf you have a partner who works an average of less than 24 hours a week, their earnings will usually affect the amount of Income Support you can get.\n\nPregnant women and people with children aged under five get free milk and vitamins, usually via the Department of Health.\n\nSavings over £6,000 usually affect how much Income Support you can get.\n\nYou may be able to get extra money to help towards certain housing costs.\n\nYou can usually get extra money for your family if you have claimed before 06/04/04.  After this date if you have children you want to claim for you will need to claim Child Tax Credit.\n\nYou may be able to get Income Support if you or your partner are not working because of parental leave.\n\nYou may be able to get Income Support if you are on paternity leave.\n\nIf you have a partner where benefit is still in payment after 26 weeks of the claim, they will be required to attend a Work Focussed Interview with a Personal Advisor\n\nIf you are sick and not getting Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) you should claim Incapacity Benefit as well as Income Support.\n\nIf you get SSP you do not have to claim Incapacity Benefit as well as Income Support.\n\nCheck with your Jobcentre Plus office to see if you are on a low income for Income Support or Pension Credit.\n\nSeverely disabled people who get the highest rate of Disability Living Allowance for care will usually be able to get more Income Support. This is part of the new Disability Income Guarantee.\n\nIf you have recently come from abroad there are some extra rules.\n\nStudying\nIf you are studying, you may be able to get Income Support while you are on your course if you are a lone parent, sick or disabled, or registered blind. C
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Depends on how often you are planning on being back in the UK. You are allowed so many days a year. See the Inland Revenue website for details.
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They will not reject it. They will perhaps disagree with it and send you a letter explaining why they disagree, normally two years later. They do not work at more than a snails pace. Also in that letter they will tell you how much extra you owe, according to their calculations. You then have the option of explaining to them why they are wrong and you are right or paying what they say you owe. \n\nThat is all there is to it. \n\nIt has happened to me maybe a half dozen times. I am about 3 for 6, with them. I lost one real big one to them that I still believe I should have won. The other 2 were stupid mistakes on my part.
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you are not eligible to pay tax if your total earnings are less than your personal allowance, which is 5035 for this year.if you are earning up to 5035 pounds then they will not charge you tax, if they do then you can reclaim that tax back.Similarly you can claimback for your excess deduction as well, for the last three years. hopes this satisfy your question
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depends on if they are court apponited, if ur paying them, what part of the country, how serious the case, etc