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Old 01-11-2009, 02:58 PM #1
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Default Omaha SSA field office
Hello,
I am new here and just wondering if anyone has any experiences with the Omaha, NE field office? I have been waiting several years for a hearing date and I am running out of patience.

It is so frustrating! I know of a woman here that was getting SSI when she had no business getting it, for 15 years she had many changes that were never reported and she got off SSI 3 years ago free and clear! And here I sit waiting....
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