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14. Absolutely

Reply to 4now (Reply #5)

Thu Aug 23, 2018, 12:02 PM

Aug 2018

The OP needs an SS attorney.

The OP doesn't state that they have one.

If the OP does not have one, well get one before it is too late!

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Disability Question [View all] WyattKansas Mar 2018 OP

I know that they have really cracked down in the last 15 years. BigmanPigman Mar 2018 #1

I was on disability 2000-2016 jodymarie aimee Mar 2018 #2

Sure WyattKansas Mar 2018 #6

I do say this in jest. safeinOhio Mar 2018 #3

You need a letter from an MD who states janterry Mar 2018 #4

Social Security has already declared... WyattKansas Mar 2018 #7

Doesn't matter what they state janterry Mar 2018 #9

I even provided a 2015 EEOC charge determination and the NLRB rubber stamped that in 2016. WyattKansas Mar 2018 #10

Finding a good disability attorney can make a big difference 4now Mar 2018 #5

Absolutely CountAllVotes Aug 2018 #14

You need an SS attorney torius Mar 2018 #8

They take a percentage for the work I just submitted back to Social Security. WyattKansas Mar 2018 #11

Is there a way to find a good one-- Lulu KC Aug 2018 #13

Have you had a "Functional Capacity Evaluation" Soxfan58 May 2018 #12

I believe it takes two or three tries to get oakyed. nt tblue37 Oct 2019 #15

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