Whoops1999
Junior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Ohio
My husband received a 10 year sentence for Agravated Vehicular Homicide. He will be released in December of this year. As of December 2004 he had enough quarters to quallify for SSD. Prior to that time he asked to file for SSD and was told he couldnt file until his release. Social Security says he should have filed then and now he doesnt have enough quarters in the last ten years.
So what are the rules. It doesnt seem fair. He worked all his life and because he did something stupid and went to jail for more than five years he doesnt qualify for SSD.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?
My husband received a 10 year sentence for Agravated Vehicular Homicide. He will be released in December of this year. As of December 2004 he had enough quarters to quallify for SSD. Prior to that time he asked to file for SSD and was told he couldnt file until his release. Social Security says he should have filed then and now he doesnt have enough quarters in the last ten years.
So what are the rules. It doesnt seem fair. He worked all his life and because he did something stupid and went to jail for more than five years he doesnt qualify for SSD.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?