Your current state is Virginia
In order to keep foodstamps and medicaid, I have to prove my income. How do I prove it, since I don't earn enough to get 1099 forms?
What I look up they should section 5-1503 is there
answered on Jan 31, 2023
Often, banks reject valid Powers of Attorney. Have a free telephone consultation with counsel.
Jack
We live in dewey okla.
We live in dewey okla.
IRS limits income to $1,470/mo. VA stipend is slightly more. "Earnings" above $1,470 get you kicked out of disability, but there are some exceptions such as winning the lottery. The VA doesn't report the stipend to IRS, so would this be one of the exceptions? Can I safely accept VA... Read more »
I was denied social security in by a judge 2021 can I sue then
What does this mean I was denied ssi
In 2016 my late husband & I started caring for a friend's infant he was than 6m old. In 2017 we filed & was granted a SAPCR followed by a order granting the legal change of his last name to ours. Sept 2021 I lost my husband to covid, I filled for survivor benefits for our now 6yr but... Read more »
She says that my friends are almost running out next month just enough in there to pay my house payment and power bill and I haven't touched any of my back payment of 4 years what do I do
What do i do.because i have 4 years back pay that i havnt ever even touched and she tells me i have very little left in my account and close to running out next month when I pay my rent and power bill
answered on Jan 24, 2023
It is perfectly reasonable for you to ask your representative payee how your money is being spent and how much you have in your bank account. Your representative payee is responsible for using your SSI benefits to pay for your needs including payment for food, shelter, clothes, medical care and... Read more »
Will the interview be a hearing where i'll need an attorney, and what types of documentation will I need to succeed? Can I be denied if I insist and provide proof?
I have never gotten an ID, only have a photocopy of my birth certificate which isn't even valid to help me get my ID, and I've never had a Social Security card either. I know my number though. My dad isn't on my birth certificate but he wouldn't even bother to help, and my mom... Read more »
answered on Jan 21, 2023
As a 22 year old adult with the information you have, you can order as many certified copies of your birth certificate as you’d like and can order a replacement social security card.
These are relatively simple tasks and do not require your parents’ assistance.
I am considering applying for SS Retirement. I own/have a SMLLC (No employees), I'm not at Full Retirement Age (FRA) yet, I understand "earning" limits ($21,240 [2023]) and related reductions to benefits. My business profit is filed on a Sche C with my personal Form 1040 (married... Read more »
If I am able to collect insurance off of my exes, Social Security, would amount collected be set at the time of the marriage ended or at this time 10 years later?
I found out a roommate used the program even though I gave them the money for the rent so I basically had my money misused or I guess in the loosest sense stolen
I need help getting disability
answered on Jan 16, 2023
If you have access to a computer, you can start an application for Social security by going to ssa.gov. Then apply for benefits. If you get denied you will then need to contact an attorney to help with the appeal process. You can also call the social security office and set up a phone call... Read more »
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