Overpayment letter

[Locustorian]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? PA

I've received an overpayment letter for receiving more money from a part-time job in 4 months than I was permitted to receive. The problem is I was not notified of the limit until after the fact AND the job in question is the same part-time job I've had since the judge awarded me disability status 2 1/2 years ago. Do I need a lawyer or would completing a Waiver form be sufficient? And if so, am I obligated to provide all that financial info (utilities, IRA, etc) requested?

 

[BL]

In your overpayment notice ,it should tell you your options .

Yes ,you'll have to provide info .

http://www.ssa.gov/ssi/text-overpay-ussi.htm[/U]]Understanding Supplemental Security Income (SSI)-- Overpayments

 

[Locustorian]

Overpayment Letter

Thank you for your response. However, my question is not about options. I'm seeking experienced legal opinion on whether I need an attorney, given the details of my dilemma.

 

[BL]

Before consulting an attorney ,go in person to your local SSA Office with your overpayment letter and discuss what you can file ,and if denied , ask if 10% per month can be taken out until paid off .

SSA knows the rules ,etc. and do not cost a dime .

If you don't like the denials and remedies you are provided , then consult an attorney.