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Old 06-30-2015, 12:01 PM #1
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What conditions have to be met for dire need letter?
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"5. Dire Need Case (DRND)
A dire need situation exists when a claimant alleges any of the following circumstances:
The claimant is without food and is unable to obtain it.
The claimant lacks medicine or medical care and is unable to obtain it, or the claimant indicates that access to necessary medical care is restricted because of a lack of resources.
The claimant lacks shelter (e.g., without utilities such that his or her home is uninhabitable, homelessness, expiration of a shelter stay, or imminent eviction or foreclosure with no means to remedy the situation or obtain shelter)."

http://www.ssa.gov/OP_Home/hallex/I-02/I-2-1-40.html

I need to teach how to use google...
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https://www.google.com/search?q=dire...re+need+letter

To do a easy search using Firefox (other browsers may do this too) Pretty sure they do , I just checked Opera and it is very much the same..

I can highlight the words in a post or title or anywhere on a web page most of the time - then right click and the menu comes up with options.
one is "Search Google" or if you have another default search engine then that name may show on the list..

It will open another screen with a list of search results... viola..
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