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Old 10-16-2011, 10:04 PM #1
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Default Looking for info about being on SSDI and moving overseas.
Am looking for information about being on SSDI and moving overseas. I want to talk to people who are doing this right now or at least know how the system really works. I have SSDI and I am moving overseas. I know the gov website says I wont loose my money. I am planning on moving to Ireland.

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