I got a mysterious phone message from the original case worker who said she had "information about your claim and I need a birth certificate from one of your children".
Since it's a Friday after local SSA office has closed, I'm curious about a few things:
1. Does the original caseworker call applicants to let them know a claim has been approved or denied?
2. Would they need children's birth certs for a claim that has not yet been decided (or has been denied)?
Neither of my kids are applicants, so I"m guessing they would need that in case I receive an award and want to apply for benefits for my wife and kids.
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I got a mysterious phone message from the original case worker who said she had "information about your claim and I need a birth certificate from one of your children".
Since it's a Friday after local SSA office has closed, I'm curious about a few things:
1. Does the original caseworker call applicants to let them know a claim has been approved or denied?
2. Would they need children's birth certs for a claim that has not yet been decided (or has been denied)?
Neither of my kids are applicants, so I"m guessing they would need that in case I receive an award and want to apply for benefits for my wife and kids.
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SSDI approved. The case worker wanted to schedule an appointment to apply for family 's benefits.
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