There is little you can do to increase your Social Security Disability payment in Ohio. While you can work while receiving benefits, if you exceed a certain number of hours or make too much money, the Social Security Administration (SSA) may deem that you’re no longer disabled.
The Social Security Administration can check your bank account in Ohio if you apply for Supplemental Security Income (SSI). They will require you to sign a release that allows them to check your account before your application can proceed. This is a part of the process they use to determine your income and assets to ensure you qualify for the program. This type of release is generally not necessary when you apply for Social Security Disability Insurance...
To qualify for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits in Ohio, you will need to have the right medical evidence to prove your medical condition, a combination of conditions, or effects related to the condition are serious enough to prevent you from working. In addition, the condition must last a year, be expected to last a year, or be likely to cause your death. While many types of disability programs offer partial or short-term benefits, you will...
The Social Security Administration (SSA) provides a form, SSA-3368-BK (SSA 3368), “Disability Report Adult,” for you to use when applying for Social Security disability benefits. The SSA says that it will help them make a decision about your claim if you complete the report as accurately and completely as possible. You should not ask your healthcare provider...
Social Security Disability lawyers in Pennsylvania get paid on a contingency fee basis. This means they get paid only if clients recover the benefits or payout they deserve. Berger and Green's Social Security Disability lawyers get paid based...
