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Stan Linder

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Posted on Tuesday, July 03, 2001 - 5:13 pm:   Edit Post Delete Post View Post/Check IP    Move Post (Moderator/Admin Only) Ban Poster IP (Moderator/Admin only)
I am currently on SSI. My claim is being reviewed,
I go for a med exam next week. If I should be found
no longer disabled,and ask for a reconsideration. Would joining a Voc Tec Reabilatation program change the SSI judgement? I am living in the State of Nebraska.

Also if I'm cut off of SSI how soon would I lose my benefits. If I don't ask for a reconsideration?
tia
Stan Linder

Reply by Paul Maybe. If you are working on a plan through Vocational Rehabilitation to try to become more employable, the standard for review is more favorable to you. You must be sure your plan qualifies, though. I would ssit down with a lawyer; maybe try your local legal aid.

If you don't ask for a reconsideration, the Administration ccuts you off immediately, and maybe asks for a little money back, too.

Take care and good luck. Get an attorney if at all possible.

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