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The Federal Government Shutdown is a concern to many of our clients. According to the Social Security Administration, Social Security Disability and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) checks will not be affected by the Federal Government Shutdown. If you are receiving SSD or SSI benefits you will continue to receive your monthly check as scheduled. There will be no change in the date that you receive your payments.
The Social Security Disability Hearings Offices will remain open. Administrative Law Judges will continue to conduct hearings. If you have a hearing scheduled and are concerned about the Federal Government Shutdown, please call your attorney.
The Social Security Administration has provided a list of services they will continue to provide at Social Security Field Offices:
Help you to apply for benefits
Assist you in filing your appeal
Change your address
Change your direct deposit information
Change a representative payee
For SSI recipients, process any change in your living arrangement or income
The Social Security Field Office will not provide the following services:
Issue new or replacement Social Security cards
Replace your Medicare card
Issue a proof of income letter
The online services of the Social Security Administration will remain open. Online you can apply for benefits, get your Social Security statement, appeal a decision, estimate your future benefits, and access your personal benefits information.
If you are concerned about how the Federal Government Shutdown will affect your Social Security disability case, please call our Social Security disability attorneys.
Source: “Important Information about the Federal Government Shutdown” http://ssa.gov/shutdown/
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