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I received this in the mail, but it actually did not tell me anymore about my last 5 years of employment than I had already sent to the Rater. it did give the parent companies name and address, for they are not listed as the employer that I worked for like mine says 5 and 10 cent store, for that is what is was called.
SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION CERTIFICATION OF EXTRACT FROM RECORDS
12th July 2008 with the United States Seal and signed by:
Kathryn E. Fox
Division Director
Division of Earnings Record Operation
Office of Central Operations
It did give the parent companies name and address, for they are not listed as the employer that I worked for like mine says 5 and 10 cent store, for that is what is was called on this sheet it is called Variety Stores.
I also received from the R. O of course telling me how they denied me for headaches February 2004 with no mention of any NoD being sent in or that New and Material Evidence.
I really think I need not worry with this one. I used the Calculator and I would have to get an awful high rating to make it worth this mess again. I may be able to pull 10 or 20% rating and it looks like it may gain me from a 75 to a 78.
Unemployability
They want all the names and correct addresses of my last 5 employers.
Stated they looked on the internet and located my last employer and wanted to know if it was correct.
Yes, it was correct.
What good is it going to do for them to contact them when it has been over 25 years ago since I worked there?
I went out and talked to the administrator and she said they did not have the records that far back. Said she would fill it out as to that and return.
I am not at all satisfied with the low ball of 10% for 1992 - 1997 and 1998 - 2004 50% and 70% 2005 - present.
Here is my question, I have never held substantial employment since discharge in 1964 and it is stated in the IME by Dr. B. Cxxx.
Also the C&P of October 19, 2004, states I had to quit employment at English Meadows due to High Levels of Anxiety and this is noted in my post medical records.
I was given the 10% for 1992 - 1997- due to being married for 20 some years, got alone well with my children up and quit by job at English Mxxx on my own accord and had some nervous tension and had some friends.
That is not the truth.
1992 - My medical records state her daughter is divorced and expecting another baby. Betty's activity level is low and is working at home. Nerves bad as always. Increase Valium. Darvocet for headaches.
Anyway the C&P. I wish to try to set the record straight.
What if this PhD Psychologist states that I have been disabled since service and unable to secure gainful employment due to my service connected anxiety with depression.
Does the rating stay the same or does it change.
This may be a far off the wall question, but a sincere one.
Thanks,
Betty
This is my SS Earnings
1962 - 1,064
1963 - 1,172
1964 - 1,956
1965- 2,110
1966- 0
1967- 4,356
1968- 1,817
1969- 0
1970- 338
1971- 202
1973 - 1,584
1974- 3,899
1975- 198
1976 - 8.00
1977 - 0
1978- 0
1979 - 844.00
1980 - 2,507
1981 - 0
1982 - 1,619
1983 - 3,336
1984 - 2008 (0)
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