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Old 12-11-2010, 04:01 PM #1
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Default Who's the oldest to get reviewed?
Whats the cut-off age for reviews? Would they review someone a few days before their 65th birthday? I figure that I will get reviewed once. I'm 56 and my date of disability was 6-07 with a review due in 5-7 yrs. Is it possible never to get reviewed? Anything new on people getting called to their local SSA offices for reviews?
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