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Old 06-18-2013, 03:13 PM #8
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Default SSDI question
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Originally Posted by legalmania View Post
Here is additional information on health care for the disabled.
We have a question that we can't find any answers on SSA website. Since applied for SSDI can claimant receive EDD benefits under the Unemployment? Considering the fact that SSA takes from 4-8 months, to review the case and go through all the steps you described above, people have to have some sort of income to survive. What would you recommend?
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