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Granted Now What?

By robert51, in Social Security Disability Questions

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I was granted by AJ on sept. 29.2006 and was told to go to local SS office .. I went there and received some papers and was told my son who is now 18 needs to sign something? And i need to give them a Direct deposit form and to go home and the guy will call me... Well almost one month has gone by and nothing how long does it take till they start to pay you ?? And does anyone know what form they are talking about?

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1-800-772-1213

May have to wait a while to talk to a person but they should be able to help you.

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Robert51,

Depending on what area you live in it usually takes about 2 months from when you get your award letter to get the back pay. You usually get the first monthly installment before the back pay. I believe what your son has to sign says that he is now 18 and is no longer qualified to get a percentage of your SSD. It sounds like you filed long before he turned 18. You will be entitled to about 40-45% of your award for your children. So that means say if you get $1000 a month then our child gets about $425-450 until they turn 18. The direct deposit form that they speak of consists of your bank name the routing # and account number for your account. Your bank can give you this form.

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