Hi , I been receiving SSI since June , and other day i receive letter that they will be calling me tomorrow for phone interview regarding if i am still eligible or not, should I be worry? do i need to contact my lawyer?
My wife was informed during her phone interview that she was not eligible for SSI due to my disability benefits. She has been deemed 100% disabled. Is this a common practice with the Social Security Office?
To qualify for SSI, not only do you have to meet the medical requirements but you also have to meet technical requirements. For SSI, you need to be within a certain household income limit. It's likely that your benefits exceed this income limit. If your wife has worked 5 of the last 10 years, then she might qualify for SSDI which looks at work credits rather than income limits!
Hi there,
Hi there,
I would not worry, just make sure that the SSA has the needed information about your case.
Will people still recieve
Will people still recieve their check if they can't reach someone in time>
In reply to Will people still recieve by Anonymous (not verified)
Hi There,
Hi There,
You receive your checks via a direct deposit.
SSI did not call the date and
SSI did not call the date and time that they sent me ... what number do i call to contact them
In reply to SSI did not call the date and by Anonymous (not verified)
Hi There,
Hi There,
The SSA's number is 1-800-772-1213. Best of luck to you!
My wife was informed during
My wife was informed during her phone interview that she was not eligible for SSI due to my disability benefits. She has been deemed 100% disabled. Is this a common practice with the Social Security Office?
In reply to My wife was informed during by George (not verified)
Hi George,
Hi George,
To qualify for SSI, not only do you have to meet the medical requirements but you also have to meet technical requirements. For SSI, you need to be within a certain household income limit. It's likely that your benefits exceed this income limit. If your wife has worked 5 of the last 10 years, then she might qualify for SSDI which looks at work credits rather than income limits!
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