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Yes, you can. If you qualified for social security disability yet your projected monthly benefit was less than the amount that an ssi recipient would qualify to receive, then the social security office may take a concurrent claim on you. Concurrent simply means that your disability claim will be for both programs. However, disability applicants should keep in mind the fact that whether their claim is for ssi, ssd, or is concurrent, will be decided by the social security office. Also, the category of an individual's disability claim will make no difference as to how the claim is processed. In other words, an ssi claim will be handled in exactly the same way as an ssd claim. Disability Advocates Help with Claims Free Case Evaluation |
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