(REMASTERED) 11.20.2011 (Continuing Disability Review; PO Box; Warrants)
Q&A: Social Security Disability TodayShow Notes
ORIGINAL POSTING: 11/20/2011 REMASTERED POSTING: 2/2/2025
This episode mirrors the video posted earlier!
Topics include: 1) I was wondering say I am already on a continuing disability review, if I were to start the ticket to work program would I be fired from a job that they helped me receive if I were to be determined not disabled? 2) Are there any rules that say we can’t have a PO Box because the mail is government stuff? 3) SSA stopped my checks after 4 months stating I have a warrant for probation violation that is about 14 years old. I contacted the jurisdiction they stated we don’t a warrant for you, and by the way, it was for DUI. I did the probation requirements. I am not a criminal, and this my $ anyway, how do I fit in Clark v. Astrue?
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