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Old 08-11-2010, 01:22 AM #41
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I don't understand the MC part for you either.....that makes no sense, the insurance wasn't available to you at the time
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Old 08-11-2010, 07:07 AM #42
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SM, I would call them, ya know? That sounds wrong.

My backpay is dwindling very quickly payying all these bills. 80( Very very very thankful to God and SSDI that I have the $$$ to pay them off though.
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Update...remember those once of week calls I have been making from May asking the customer care reps if their was anything I had to do regarding my claim for my 4 children?
Well I must have spoken with new hires because today the rep noticed that the last name on file for payee was Hazard (my maiden name) and not Moore???? After further investigation he said I had to bring the birth certificates down to my local office again??? Well he made me an appointment for this Friday and hopefully this will all be settled and my children benefits and back pay will begin. whew! He was now able to tell me the monthly benefits they will be getting etc...thank the lord!
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Old 08-19-2010, 12:43 PM #44
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Hi, On 8/13/10, I recieved two checks for two of my kids, its their backpay, I guess from SSD, The check read--Social Security Supplement disabilty,I called my local office because my oldest Daughter hasnt recieved her backpay yet, she was a minor when I first applied she is now 20.

Yesterday morning, I recieved a call from local office from agent who had seen my daughter when she went in to apply for her backpay benefits, the lady told me I needed to bring proof of my last State Disability, because she was working on my daughters backpay. Well I hope my Daughter gets it soon. (I'm going to b a grandma again, this will be my third GB, sadly my first GB,from my oldest son, was a premiee and passed away when mom was 7mos pregnant,last year, we soo loved this lil boy,he will always b in our hearts)
I can't wait till my D has the baby, I'm 42yrs old, a young nana.

I havn't recieved my backpay yet. My monthly payments start in September.
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Old 08-19-2010, 02:08 PM #45
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I just finished talking to agent from local SSD office, he said "your case is still processing,were waiting for answer to see if you are disabled or can still work and were checking to see if our income would qualify me or not" I said "I know I don't qualify for SSI but I have my work credits for SSDI"
I said, I recieved a Fully Favorable desicion, he's like..."I don't see that here", he asked when I was approved, I told him. he said they were waiting for attorney to respond.

This is very nerve-wracking , I left a message for agent that handled the SSI part to call me back,they keep sending me to him. I've only gotten back-pay from SSI dated back to 2006-June2010.

I don't know what to do, agent said my attorney would know before their office if anything changes, I felt he's telling me not to bug them and bug my attorney.

I just remebered, last time I went in person, the lady told me herself, that she did see "my Fully Favorable decision and that I had taken my case all the way to Federal court"
Gosh, why would this agent today, not see that.
Sorry, to be ranting, I'm just soo disappointed the way these people work.
Yes! Call your attorney that's what they get paid for *edit* You said you weren't qualified for SSI but got an SSI back payment? *edit*

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Old 08-19-2010, 02:24 PM #46
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I recieved a call from my local SSD office this morning, was told my benefits have been computed and was told amounts for backpay and monthly.
Agent said he didn't know how much kids backpay would be and out of the backpay they were taking $110.00 for each month,going back two years for Medicare payments and that after that every month $110.00 is taken out of my benefits. My first monthly check will be on September.
Also, he said re: childrens backpay, he didnt know if they were going to get anything.
Does anyone know if this is the norm? to pay back the medicare portions for last 2yrs?, I then asked him since I would be paying it, could I be reimbursed for medical bills I've paid last 2yrs?
I don't know, if i'm making sence,lol
I thought it was my choice of going back that far back to pay for the medicare portion. I do have insurance through my hubbys work,we pay the 20% part.

Sorry,if I sound confusing, just wondering if this is right the way it was done.

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It is your choice to go back that far the advantage being that you could submit you medical claims to medicare back to you medicare effective date. You don't HAVE TO have retroactive medicare.
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Hey bum, thanks for your reply. sounds like you work for the SSA.
Like I've said before, in the begining of my SSD application I qualified for SSI and this why I recieved backpay, for a short time only, I was told by SSA agent.
I have worked very hard to get my money and yes I'm entitled to it too. I tried to work as long as possible untill I physically couldn't anymore. You can judge me but untill you walk in my shoes....you wouldn't know.
I didn't ask to be sick, you sound like your mad because I don't understand some of the things going with my SSD, its not my fault.
Have a good day!
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hey bum, thanks for your reply. Sounds like you work for the ssa.
Like i've said before, in the begining of my ssd application i qualified for ssi and this why i recieved backpay, for a short time only, i was told by ssa agent.
I have worked very hard to get my money and yes i'm entitled to it too. I tried to work as long as possible untill i physically couldn't anymore. You can judge me but untill you walk in my shoes....you wouldn't know.
I didn't ask to be sick, you sound like your mad because i don't understand some of the things going with my ssd, its not my fault.
Have a good day!
ok...maybe i was venting a little...the medicare doesn't have to be ,and by default, shouldn't be retroactive. You said you received a back payment from ssi correct? Was the check amount more than $2022? If so are you sure you due additional back pay? How many months did you qualify for ssi? You said you kids got a back pay check? Do they get a continuing benefit? Is your regular monthly benefit more than the federal benefit rate of $674?

If it has been more than 60 days since you received your award letter from us *not from dds or alj* then there are actions you can take with ssa. This letter will be on social security letter head and have an award date and monthly benefit amount.
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Hey bum, it's cool, everyone has a right to vent. You sound like an attorney or an SSD worker, it's all good.
I did ask the SSA agent why the Medicare was being billed for last two years, agent said didn't know. Re: SSI back-pay, when I was asked to come in I gave income proofs from 2006-2010, I did tell them I don't think I qualify for it, they did send me two checks totaling under 2,000, for dates they said I did qualify back then but I also noticed a couple of months for this year too.
I got the SSI notice re: the back-pay amounts and dates and it said no more benfits for SSI.
The back-pay I'm waiting for is from SSDI. My kids will get a continuing benefit under my name. Benefit rate is more than $674. When I was told my
monthly amount it looks like they're taking out $222.00,for next months first benefit check.
I havn't recieved my Benefit Letter, Medicare card or any other info, it's fraustrating. Well, there's not really more I can do but wait. I call the SSA office and I get different stories.


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hey bum, it's cool, everyone has a right to vent:d. You sound like an attorney or an ssd worker, it's all good.
I did ask the ssa agent why the medicare was being billed for last two years, agent said didn't know. Re: Ssi back-pay, when i was asked to come in i gave income proofs from 2006-2010, i did tell them i don't think i qualify for it, they did send me two checks totaling under 2,000, for dates they said i did qualify back then but i also noticed a couple of months for this year too.
I got the ssi notice re: The back-pay amounts and dates and it said no more benfits for ssi.
The back-pay i'm waiting for is from ssdi. My kids will get a continuing benefit under my name. Benefit rate is more than $674. When i was told my
monthly amount it looks like they're taking out $222.00,for next months first benefit check.
I havn't recieved my benefit letter, medicare card or any other info, it's fraustrating. Well, there's not really more i can do but wait. I call the ssa office and i get different stories.


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if you don't get an award letter after you get your first check call and ask for one. A lot of times the award letter comes after you get your first benefit check and they should be able to see it at that point even if you haven't received it yet, same with the medicare which iirc is on the same letter. If they are taking $221 (i know you said $222 but bear with me) that sounds to me like only 2 medicare premiums $110.50x2 which would be for august and september since medicare doesn't bill a month behind. The medicare card is always slow to come, however, you can call in/ come in and get a verification of medicare coverage so you can use it now. The 800# should...should be able to do this also. I would wait to after your first check to ask for it. You can also verify the effective date then as well if you still haven't received the letter.

Ssi is needs based so you received a small back pay for the months you weren't yet eligible for ssdi, and therefor, below the income limit and able to receive a check for those months. Since your ssdi benefit rate is over $674 (the federal benefit rate) you don't qualify for ssi for any months you were eligible for ssdi. That might be confusing but essentially ssi is no longer something you'll ever have just disregard it completely.

Your well on the way, the hardest part is def over. I would guess that everything should be straightened out by next month.

Oh, as far as the ssdi backpay, it always takes longer for the number holder to get their back pay. There are several factors involved that mostly have little to do with the local office and more to due with payment center and they are a lot of time backlogged. Give it 60 days after you get your award letter before you check on it. The more you check on it, the more action they take in the local office, the longer it takes. I know it sounds strange but don't call once a week. The local office doesn't release the payment for ssdi.

Hope that helps let me know if you have other questions. Without looking at your claim it's hard to answer everything in detail.
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