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Old 05-05-2010, 10:42 AM #3
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What did the letter say?
no letter just a general question:
some posters here said ssd called to tell them they were approved , and then later they got a letter saying they were approved.
i was just wondering when i check the mail every day , and if i did get a letter i am deading opening it , and was wondering IF you didnt get a call first then i could asume it is a denial letter or is there really no way to second guess the system lol..
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