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07-19-2014, 03:25 AM
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Hello all! New to this forum and a pleasure to meet you all. I have been reading for a few days and all of your advice has been very helpful.
I had applied for disability and I got a denial letter a few days back saying something about my last insured date and that I didn't have enough work credits. I read up and found out that it is because I have not worked in 8 years and they only allow you to apply 5 years after you stop working. My question is that a couple days after that, I got a letter from my local office from SSI and it says I have a telephone interview. Why would they schedule a telephone interview if I got denied? I am very confused and any insight would be greatly appreciated! |
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07-19-2014, 08:34 AM
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SSI and SSDI are 2 separate things. To receive SSDI you need to have the work credits. SSI is not based on work credits. I believe it is a set amount.
Hopefully someone with more SSI knowledge will be able to help more.
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