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Old 01-27-2009, 02:25 AM #1
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Default Appointment to file for SSD-any advice?

I have an appointment to file for SSD for the second week in February. I know lots of you out there have been kicking and scratching to get your claim approved (as you rightly deserve may I add). Any advice for when I sit down with this fine govt employee to fill out my form (couldn't do it online because I had a question about estimating future income)? I have all of the documentation that they requested for me to bring, but I'm nervous about the appointment that I will say something to kill my chances.
Bless all who tolerate my endless questions,
Lori Lee
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