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	<title>Comments on: Applying for SSI/SSDI</title>
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		<title>By: Jigsaw Analogy--ellis</title>
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		<description>i applied for SSI in june 2008, and they approved my case this month (nov, 2008). it really wasn&#039;t that difficult, just a fair amount of paperwork, and a visit to their doctor and psychologist. the main thing was the waiting: each time i needed to go into the office, i had to wait for two or three hours, even with an appointment.

had i applied sooner, before not having been able to work for 2 1/2 years, i would have gotten SSDI as well, which would have meant getting a good bit more money. and since they pay you based on the date you apply, it makes sense to apply as soon as you think it&#039;s a possibility, since you can stop getting the payments any time you are able to go back to work.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>i applied for SSI in june 2008, and they approved my case this month (nov, 2008). it really wasn&#8217;t that difficult, just a fair amount of paperwork, and a visit to their doctor and psychologist. the main thing was the waiting: each time i needed to go into the office, i had to wait for two or three hours, even with an appointment.</p>
<p>had i applied sooner, before not having been able to work for 2 1/2 years, i would have gotten SSDI as well, which would have meant getting a good bit more money. and since they pay you based on the date you apply, it makes sense to apply as soon as you think it&#8217;s a possibility, since you can stop getting the payments any time you are able to go back to work.</p>
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