My 2 yrs old daughter have alopecia areata and is she qualify for ssi or ssd? please answer me important?
Can my daughter get ssi or ssd because she have auto-immune disease that cause her hair to fall out and regrow in 3 or 4 monthly cycle. Is that handicap or disable? If she is then i can go to her doctor to get paper to show prove to social security office. I know that it also cause emotional problem or self essteem problem but I will always be there for her to love her!!
Can my 17 month old recieve ssi for having esotropia?
My 17 month old daughter was born with crossed eyes, In march of 2013 she had strabismus surgery, but found out that she has 2 forms of crossed eyes, so after the surgery she still has accommodative esotropia. Everyone keeps telling me to apply for children's ssi for her, so I was wondering if anyone knew if it was considered a disability.
Why didn't I receive my ssi check when due?
Why didn't I receive my ssi check when due?Contact your local SSA office and while you are there switch to direct deposit. Likely, the check has been loss or stolen.Social Security Office Locator, SSA Office Locator Social Security Office Locator ...https://secure.ssa.gov/ICON/main...You can call us toll-free at 1-800-772-1213 (TTY 1-800-325-0778). By calling 1-800-772-1213, you can use our automated telephone services to get recorded information and conduct some business 24 hours a day. Ssa.govSOURCE: The United States Social Security AdministrationSSA/SSI Payment DatesIf your birthday is in the first 10 days of the month, then you'll get your benefits on the second Wednesday of each month.Those with birthdays between the 11th and the 20th get their monthly payments on the third Wednesday.Payments are made on the fourth Wednesday of the month for those with birthdays on the 21st or later.Here's a calendar that shows how those rules play out in 2019.IMAGE SOURCE: SSA.The SSA also runs the Supplemental Security Income program for low-income Americans, and they get paid on a different schedule. Typically, SSI payments go out on the first day of the month. However, if that day is a weekend or holiday, then the payment gets moved earlier to the first available nonholiday weekday.SOURCE: Here's Your 2019 Social Security Payments Schedule -- The Motley Fool
Can my daughter get SSI disability for having spina bifida occulta??
i have spina bifida manifesta (shown or apparent) a person with occulta although visibly normal that has spina bifida may find it difficult to obtain benefits ..the courts see it as "ok you can function in society why do you need benefits?" i myself no longer receive benefits for the simple reason, they "claim" my hubby makes too much money....i really wish they could see how our bills pile up and then tell me he makes too much money...you and i both know bills dont wait but you can only stretch one paycheck so far before it begins to scream.
Can a child recieve ssi for having growth hormone deficiency?
SSI is a federal welfare benefit for low income disabled, blind or aged individuals who have not paid in enough to be eligible for social security. You must meet the income and asset limits along with having a disability that is recognized by social security. If your family is low enough income with very little assets then your child may qualify.
SSI benefits for preemie baby?
More then likely you won't get backpay. The reason why is the bulk of that money is going to the hospital since they are the one caring and homing your infant at the moment. The same thing happens for anyone with a disability that is placed in a hospital, nursing home, or assisted living complex. The $30 dollars are for "extras" that aren't provided by the environment she's in. For adults on SSI things like soda or junk food the odd DVD etc. Realisticly the only person who can tell you what's truly going on with your daughter's situation and if you'll recieve any kind of backpay would be her caseworker. However if you were going to get backpay you wouldn't be getting the $30 dollars a month for her right now, you would have gotten a bulk payment back to when you filed for benefits.