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If you get social security disability and get a job, when should you report it?
You really should report work activity to the social security administration as soon as it occurs, if for no other reason than to avoid the occurrence of an overpayment or the unlikely (but not unheard of) possibility of an investigation for fraud. In fact, you may want to report your work activity more than once just to be on the safe side. There are many instances in which a disability claimant reported new work activity and income, never heard back from the social security administration, and simply assumed "well, I did my part, it's their problem now". Later on, they become the stunned recipient of an overpayment letter referencing a very large overpayment. Bottom line: if you go back to work, even part-time, report it immediately to social security. Disability Advocates Help with Claims Free Case Evaluation |
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