circlej2000
07-19-2009, 05:22 PM
do i have to pay back unemployment benefits if i am approved for ssdi
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mscat40
07-19-2009, 06:24 PM
I do not know if different states have different rules, however, in California, I did not have to.
BlueAtlas
07-20-2009, 01:58 PM
I'm a little confused. Unemployment benefits are for those who are able to work but can't find a job. SSDI is for those who are unable to work. If you get unemployment benefits, how can you also qualify for SSDI? I'm sorry, I must be a little thick. Can someone explain this to me? I don't want to give wrong advice or information. Thanks!
Emily
Emily
mscat40
07-20-2009, 05:10 PM
I'm a little confused. Unemployment benefits are for those who are able to work but can't find a job. SSDI is for those who are unable to work. If you get unemployment benefits, how can you also qualify for SSDI? I'm sorry, I must be a little thick. Can someone explain this to me? I don't want to give wrong advice or information. Thanks!
Emily
You are correct > In my case I was working very P/T . at one point . I tried going back to work , and was so happy when I got a job. it did not last too long though. It made things worse when I had lost the job. I filed for unemployment, and recieved benifits for a certain time period , meanwhile , I became clinically depressed , among other things. After the unemployment ran out, I had to go on welfare for a brief time period , and collected food stamps as well. My son was on SSI .
At that time I filed a claim through Social Security, I continued to sprial down . The claim was first denied, and was won on the reconsideration level. I was not working enough HRs , to affect the SS , SGA, + I did not have to pay back any unemployment income. However, with the welfare , YES that was paid back.
Emily
You are correct > In my case I was working very P/T . at one point . I tried going back to work , and was so happy when I got a job. it did not last too long though. It made things worse when I had lost the job. I filed for unemployment, and recieved benifits for a certain time period , meanwhile , I became clinically depressed , among other things. After the unemployment ran out, I had to go on welfare for a brief time period , and collected food stamps as well. My son was on SSI .
At that time I filed a claim through Social Security, I continued to sprial down . The claim was first denied, and was won on the reconsideration level. I was not working enough HRs , to affect the SS , SGA, + I did not have to pay back any unemployment income. However, with the welfare , YES that was paid back.
SpineAZ
07-21-2009, 02:15 AM
You may have to, or of the SSA is aware you got unemployment they may deduct it from the first lump sum they pay you. Since Unemployment is only for those able to work they can make you re-pay it if you are later found to be disabled. The reason being is that, in theory, you were not unemployed but able - you were unemployed due to being disabled.
mscat40
07-21-2009, 04:42 PM
You may have to, or of the SSA is aware you got unemployment they may deduct it from the first lump sum they pay you. Since Unemployment is only for those able to work they can make you re-pay it if you are later found to be disabled. The reason being is that, in theory, you were not unemployed but able - you were unemployed due to being disabled.
Perhaps, However, it all depends if it work would fall under the SGA or not . If it is over the SGA in the first place , even if she is not working anymore, and collecting benifits this could have a inpact on the decision on her claim. Depending on why she had lost her job, how much she was workinf to be considered SGA , all this SSA looks at too.
Perhaps, However, it all depends if it work would fall under the SGA or not . If it is over the SGA in the first place , even if she is not working anymore, and collecting benifits this could have a inpact on the decision on her claim. Depending on why she had lost her job, how much she was workinf to be considered SGA , all this SSA looks at too.