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Old 07-27-2011, 09:48 PM #1
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Default Traveling while collecting SSD
For whatever reason I am feeling like I want to get out for a couple of months and see the world. I'm worried that this would be an automatic red flag to SSA.. I believe you have to in some way notify them if you leave the country for more than 30 days (or maybe just notify them if you change addresses).. Personally I think it shouldn't red flag someone for not being disabled psychologically just because they have the ability to travel.. If anyone has any opinions or insight to this matter feel free to chime in
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