2023 Rules for Working AFTER Applying for Social Security Disability

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Title	:	2023 Rules for Working AFTER Applying for Social Security Disability
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Sir can you please tell me if I can get disability when my iq in school was 71 and now at 25 it’s 64 I have a low iq and anxiety and depression I see a therapist once a month what do you think?
Comment from : Brady Lyons

Mr, Ginsberg im the one who has been 18 months at the initial application stage Per your advice i did contact my senators and representatives Ive recieved notice my case has been sent to Alabama for a final non medical review to see if i still meet eligibility? I filed within days of my crushing injury and worked solid for 43 years Im not sure what this is but ive endured this long You have been a blessing and certainly thank you
Comment from : Gee-Ray 62

Thank you for taking time to upload information to people
Comment from : RB RB

So essentially, if you’re on SSDI and you need another source of income, you need to work under the table Jus’ sayin’
Comment from : Mermaid Tails

I receive SSDI and just got a ticket to work I get a review in 3 years (mental)not sure what to do because my mind races alot but I cant do jobs that I used to dobut I can probably do small jobsdo you think that will affect my review in 3 years I haven't worked in 2 years
Comment from : Kem

I know someone who is on disability and after he was granted his disability benefits the social security administration told him he could get a job making up to a certain amount of money per month he went got a part time job not getting very many hours per week and getting very little per check per hours worked social security sent him a letter a few weeks after he got paid job that social security told him he could have the letter said now that you're working your disability benefits are no longer going to be paid so he had to leave the job he was specifically told he could have while on disability and fight social security to keep the benefits
Comment from : Joe Black

If someone is awaiting a hearing and has representation already and ends up in a bad financial situation and needs to go to work regardless if they can or not, does their attorney have a right to charge the client any legal fees or can the client just return to work and end the process by not attending the hearing?
Comment from : ireland4ever04

Mr Ginsberg I have been denied twice and received my second denial letter yesterday Can you represent people out of state of Georgia and would you please
Comment from : David settle

Great information!
Comment from : Corvette WS

What if you have eczema and having to buy creams and gloves for the job? brWhat about money invested in the stock market? You have had help with getting it invested and it's creating dividends Does rent come off the top or if you share expenses of a household that you live in Also could you address about signing up for a SSA account and they now have a place to enter/ scan in your paycheck information
Comment from : Corvette WS

Can one voluntarily relinquish disability benefits to return to work or is the trial work period a must to come off ssdi?
Comment from : Devin Cart

disability is great, the united states is such a wonderful place, just takes 3 years to possibly win your case, what a great process
Comment from : pmo civilian police

How does this Apply to and Affect those on SSI?
Comment from : Kristy Sokoloski

Jonathan Kent instead of telephone interview with the field office for SSI,,,,,,,, can I have redetermination with when they send me a form do I have a choice? What I’m saying can I ask them SSA to send me a form instead of telephone interview
Comment from : Paul Paul

Thank you for your informative videos ❤
Comment from : vincent freeman

Folks this gentleman's guidance is invaluable 👏
Comment from : Raymond Rodden

Excellent VideoI’ve been going through your library to find one that addresses my current issue I filed for Disability on June 13th, 2023 I am NOT working, since I’m unable to work, I am currently receiving checks from my Employers Disability Insurance Company These checks will stop after 52weeks, if I still haven’t returned to work brbrShould my representative explain this to SSA so I’m not denied for SGA because I am not working?
Comment from : Justand28 F

Thank you Mr Ginsberg!! I Appreciate all your videos, they are very informative and a lot easier to understand coming from you rather than trying to decipher SSDI terminology
Comment from : John Waite

Great insight and practical advice! You offer a great service for those of us new to dealing with SSA… thank you for your wisdom and support
Comment from : Sue Wang

Yes you can You can’t make as a non-blind more than 1470 a month However, working at all can be risky
Comment from : Kay P

SSA and their SGA is rigged to dissuade people on SSDI from going back to work for fiat currency and severely punish them if they try Most employers won't let their employees arrange a work month with less than the SGA montly quota They want 40 hour or more work weeks and usually minimum wage is too much
Comment from : robbys lilshadow

What about if a person works part-time on a consistent basis, but they are consistantly or mostly earning less than SGA ( particularly if they have work records and/or a co-worker or someone like that testify that in fact they are working as much as their health will allow?
Comment from : dogsareme100