SSI and SSDI Flashcards

1
Q

What does SSI stand for?

A

Suplemental Security Incom

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2
Q

What does SSDI stand for?

A

Social Security Disability Insurance

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3
Q

Eligibility for SSI

How long must you have worked?

A

Don’t have to have worked.
It’s a program based on needs.
For people with limited income

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4
Q

What age do you have to have to get benefits for SSI?

A

65 or older

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5
Q

What kind of medical care do you get on SSI?

A

Medicaid

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6
Q

How much do you get on SSI?

A

Max $600

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7
Q

Who is eligible for

SSDI?

A

People who had worked

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8
Q

How long must you have worked to get SSDI?

A

at least 40 quarters. (10 years) if you are older tan 35

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9
Q

What are the benefits for SSDI?

A

A monthly payment based on what you made. If it is too low you can apply for SSI too.

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10
Q

What kind of medical care do you get for SSDI?

A

Medicare

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11
Q

What does SGA stands for?

A

Substantial Gainful Activity

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12
Q

To get disability your monthly earnigs mustbe less tan?

A

$900

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13
Q

What do you have to do to apply for Disabilities?

A

meet the requirements of an impairment on the listing

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14
Q

If you prove your impairment is equivalent to the one on the listing, do you get benefits?

A

yes

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15
Q

What is the process to get Disability?

A

Initial Application – online, phone, in person
Reconsideration – by mail
Hearing before an Administrative Law Judge – on the record/in person
Appeal to Appeals Council or Federal Court

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16
Q

How long does it take to apply for a hearing?

A

13 months

17
Q

How many places are there to hear SS cases in Houston?

A

2

18
Q

Does everybody get benefits?

A

90%a denied

19
Q

Do you need one?

to apply for SSI?

A

no

20
Q

Should you get one?

you get a lawyer to apply for SSI?

A

yes

21
Q

Are Lawyers allowed to charge for helping to apply for SSI?

A

no. The SS pays them 25% of whatclient gets or $6000, whichever is less.

22
Q

Are you required to be licensed to represent a person apply for SSI?

A

no