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Old 10-15-2010, 06:32 AM #1
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HI again.
Here's my situation. My nephew is a motocross rider and has an awards ceremony in Las Vegas and a race...it is a big thing...he is the east coast champ for his division....so here's the question...my sister wants to take my 4 year old...am I allowed to used his backpay or his monthly payment to pay for his plane ticket? I am guessing no, but I am hoping YES! Should I just call SSA?
Thank you in advance!
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