Information for Advocates, Social Service Agencies and Other Third Parties Getting a Replacement Social Security Card Social Se

Listen to Timothy L Thorman’s good advice.“Don’t go into any stories about custody. Go to your local SS office and ask for a duplicate card. Provide the child’s birth certificate and your identification. Just ask.”No charge but sometimes there is a long wait to get your turn. Bring a good book! FYI —There used to be a “lifetime” limit for how many replacement cards you may request. Don’t know about now … All the best - Lynn

No. Just provide the information requested on the form. If you later need proof you didn't file, you can get that from the IRS BY requesting transcripts.

I’m answering as though to a lawyer.Doctors are private professionals governed by their medical association ethical standards and state law, not social security law. They can charge. I’ve had doctors say their charges would be anywhere from $200 to $500. Then you have to make the decision whether to foot the bill. When I have done that my clients have not reimbursed me, with the exception of 1 or 2.On the other hand, if you are at the federal court level, you can pay and if you win, the Court will order expenses paid under EAJA. To set up for this, ask in writing for the ALJ to pay the cost of the opinion. State that it is necessary development and identify the undeveloped part of the record that could be completed with admission of the doctor’s opinion.On appeal, one of the issues is: was failure to develop error and - was it harmful error? To show harmful error, you submit the doctor’s opinion that you have now paid for, and argue this is what would have been in the record, had the ALJ properly developed the record as specifically requested by you, the lawyer.

How would it be possible to get a medical marijuana card on SSDI (Social Security Disability) if the reason one is on SSDI is for OCD and cyclothymic?Simple answer is you cannot unless FDA[1] removes it from Schedule 1 list[2] of medically useless; subject to abuse; or lacks medical supervision protocols. If they eventually do:SOURCE: Medical Marijuana and Medicare Coverage | MedicareFAQFirst you have to qualify for SSDI/SSI[3] if you aren't already. It can take between 30 days and 3 years from initial application[4] .Second, after becoming SSDI eligible, you have to wait two years for MediCARE eligibility if you aren't already.Third, during the annual open enrolment[5] or supplemental MediCARE enrollment, select the optional MediCARE Part D - Prescription Coverage plan with a formulary[6] that covers medical marijuana. However, I suspect no plans cover it.SOURCE: 33 Legal Medical Marijuana States and DCDoes Medicare Cover Medical Marijuana or CBD Oil? 2019 Coverage - BGA Insurance GroupMedicare does not cover medical marijuana. It does not matter that it has been legalized in your state or that your doctor wrote you a prescription. ... Schedule I drugs are “substances with no currently accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse” as defined by the United States Drug Enforcement AgencySome Medicare Advantage plans (Medicare Part C) and some Medicare Part Dprescription drug plans may cover other cannabinoid-based medications, however. Cannabinoids are types of chemicals that are found in marijuana.More than 31 states allowing the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes in 2018. Does Medicare Cover Medical Marijuana?With medicinal marijuana becoming increasingly popular across the United States, one major question keeps popping up again and again among the thousands of would-be users: “Will my health insurance cover medical marijuana?”Unfortunately, the answer is pretty much a resounding NO. Read on to find out why insurance companies are afraid (and even unable) to mingle with pot, and what the future is looking like in terms of any possible changes.Does Health Insurance Cover Medical Marijuana? [ANSWERED]Medicare Coverage of Medical MarijuanaFootnotes[1] What We Do[2] List of Schedule 1 Drugs[3] What Is the Difference Between Social Security Disability (SSDI) and SSI?[4] How Long Does it Take to Be Approved for Disability Benefits?[5] When is Medicare Open Enrollment?[6] What Drug Formulary Means and the Different Drug Tiers

Your receipt of SSDI will not affect your ability to be eligible for a medical marijuana card; however, using medical marijuana may trigger a review of your disability. If your doctor believes your symptoms (of pain or seizures or anxiety) would be helped through the use of marijuana, then he or she can help you with the SSDI review.In general the federal government has taken a dim view of the use of alcohol and drugs in the past. However, if medical marijuana is legal in your state and your doctor(s) feel the use of it would benefit you, you may choose to use it and be honest about the use of it - and any side effects - if Social Security decides to review your disability claim.

This is a painstaking process but it can be done. I've had to do it more than once in more than one state.Usually the easiest thing to get is a transcript of grades from your school. U can call and usually talk to someone who will remember you and vouch for your identity to the records keeper. They will then mail you a copy of the transcript.Take the transcript to the social security ofc. They don't give u a new card but they will print your number for you.With ur ssn and transcript u can send off for your birth certificate. When it arrives, take it ssn and transcript back to ssa and get your duplicate card. Now u have ssn transcript and birth certificate. This will allow u to get marriage certificate or divorce decree or tax records. Take birth certificate, marriage/divorce papers,transcript of grades to the DMV license office and request a copy of you ID or Drivers License. In the mean time most places will let you start work with only a birth certificate. You'll have to follow up in a few weeks with official paperwork required but the bc will allow u to start working. This is crucial since waiting will most likely cost you that job position..