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we are looking into signing up for disability ss, our question; can a person draw veterans disability, and regular social security disability this is two different issues of disability, Thanks sharon Rate this question: Up Down asked by george.gambrell (Austin, TX) Reply to this Question
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I currently am getting disability social security. Will I be getting this for the rest of my life or will it convert to regular social security when I turn 65 ? Rate this question: Up Down asked by Reply to this Question
  • Disabilitiy social security will usually stay that way as long as you have the disability. If your situation changes, it may convert back to regular, but usually it stays disability.



Does Disability social security last for life or does it convert to regular social security at age 65 ? Rate this question: Up Down asked by Reply to this Question
  • Once a person turns 65 disability benifits offically end and then the claiment will be on social security.



how to apply for social security disability in anc.ak. Rate this question: Up Down asked by (Anchorage, AK) Reply to this Question
  • You can apply for disability online. The forms are all there for your to complete, then they are forwarded to a caseworker, who will contact you through the mail. Alaska is in the Seattle, Washington region. The forms are here (links on left side menu): http://www.ssa.gov/seattle/ This page has an overview: http://www.commerce.state.ak.us/insurance/consumerguide/consumer35.htm Loads of helpful info here: http://www.disabilitysecrets.com/disability-resources-index.html



I am permenatly disabled and on p ermenate disability,unable to go out to work for anyone.I would like to try for a college degree online,it will be a couple hrs a week when Iam up to doing it.Will I loose my social security disability check? Rate this question: Up Down asked by bettyjjones (Dunkirk, MD) Reply to this Question
  • I am in the exact same situation that you are in. I am disabled and unable to work out of the house and refuse to accept that I cannot learn another skill. Because of this I have learned the ins and outs of Social Security Disability. At this time it is perfectly acceptable for you to go to school and try to learn a new skill. You do not need to report it unless you are attempting a schedule that would reflect a difference in your physical disability. For instance, if you were able to take classes for 30 to 40 hours a week they would determine that your medical status may have changed and require that you get another medical physical. If your classes are under 2 hours per day you will have no problems whatsoever. Currently persons on SS Disability can earn up to $900 additional income per month. Once you have finished your classes you should call your contact at your local Social Security Disability office and double check the amount because it is subject to change. Best wishes and good luck!



PLEASE SOMEONE HELP ME GET SOME ANSWERS IM ON SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILTY I WAS TOLD BY SOCIAL SECURITY THAT I NEEDED TO APPLY FOR MEDICAID WELL I DID JUST THAT AUG 2009 IVE HEARD NOTHING IM A DIABETIC CANT AFFORD MEDS AND AT RISK OF LOSING MY LEG Rate this question: Up Down asked by (Pompano Beach, FL) Reply to this Question
  • If you applied in Aug, you should be hearing back soon but if not, call them.

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