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Old 09-02-2010, 01:22 AM #1
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Default Do all mental health SSDI need a payee ?

Does everyone who is approved for disability with SSDI or SSI need a responsible payee (other than themselves) or is that just in certain circumstances ?

I hope that no one finds that question offensive. I've got my own mental health history too , but my claim was under medical for SSDI.

This question came up in another forum that I am a member of. The SSDI recipient was apparently committing fraud by working under the table. I thought it odd that his payments would not go through a payee who should have noticed the fraud sooner.
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