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Re: Social Security Disability Protected Filing Date (PFD) EXPLAINED

shaugh1 — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 11:38:25 -0000

How long of a period do you have to be tested for acidosis every 2 months? Type 1 diabetes listing: Acidosis occurring at least on the average of once every 2 months documented by appropriate blood chemical tests (pH or pC02 or bicarbonate levels);

Re: Social Security Disability Protected Filing Date (PFD) EXPLAINED

Don — Sun, 10 May 2009 04:28:14 -0000

I have a silly roommate: so I looked at her SSI statement for her. I
just finished my college math so I did the break even problem with the
numbers. What I found was if you started receiving at the minimum age
the break even point is 43 months after your next elligability date.
make it easy $1k for 72 months or $1.3k for 36 months and will you be
there in 6 years? Or will SSI be there? Can't spell but can count!

Re: Social Security Disability Protected Filing Date (PFD) EXPLAINED

mg — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 16:18:42 -0000

I started filling out an adult disability report online, then 7 weeks later I went for my interview at the social security office. I still didn't have the report finished and I was told they had finished it for me, but my application date would not go back 7 weeks, because I didn't apply at the time I started filling out the report. On the adult disability report they say they may use the day you start the report to figure your back pay.