Health & Benefits
Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is a needs-based program run by the Social Security Administration (SSA) that provides a basic income for older people, people who have disabilities, and people who are blind. Learn more here.
Other resources for the public (9 resources)
Describes your rights to social security disability benefits and supplemental security income.
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Explains whether a parent has to pay child support when they are receiving benefits for their disability.
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Explains qualifications to receive Supplemental Security Income benefits
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Explains that if you retire before full retirement age and continue working, you may only earn a certain amount.
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Lawyer resources (9 resources)
This article for attorneys explains overpayments, Notices of Overpayment, SSA's appeals process, and SSA's options for collecting overpayment.
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Grounds for requesting that SSA reduce the repayment amount owed by a SSDI or SSI beneficiary in overpayment cases.
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An article for lawyers that describes the elements of the five-step evaluation process to be eligible for SSI or SSDI.
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Explains filing a Request for Reconsideration in overpayment cases, late appeals, and overpayments for SSDI and SSI.
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