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Old 10-30-2011, 01:42 PM #3
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Yes. You can call or go down to your local office for verification. Your backpay might be deposited in your banking account prior to you receiving your Fully Favorable decision.
I received my"Notice Of Award" in the mail today and I was fully approved. What a relief. They said they were withholding backpay to see if I was getting SSI, which I wasn't.
Does anyone know if I can stay on Maryland Medical Assistance (Medicaid) instead of going on Medicare?
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