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Lawyer For SSI Or Ssd ?
A MyHemophiliaTeam Member asked a question 💭

Received SSI until age of 26 then income interfere with it since 2006 been replying use all my work credits and been turn down for SSI they stated my condition has improved how do I go about getting lawyer or help getting this back low income no health insurance has really caused my condition to worsen

posted September 24, 2016
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A MyHemophiliaTeam Member

SSI is for poor people, SSDI is for people too disabled to work. They both have income and asset requirements. Like you can have two cars or $10,000 in the bank etc. the hemo clinic found me a lawyer to help my apply.

posted December 16, 2018
A MyHemophiliaTeam Member

Thank you

posted September 26, 2016

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