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Working While Receiving Social Security Benefits

Important Things If You Work and Receive Social Security Benefits

Report any new job, even self employment, to the Social Security Administration, regardless of the amount of your earnings.

If you're still claiming disability, you can enter a trial work period, and can continue receiving benefits for up to nine months.

Report any extra work expenses that are a result of the disability. For instance: specialized equipment, wheelchairs and some prescription drugs.

The Social Security Ticket To Work Program

Under the Ticket to Work Program, Social Security may send you a Ticket that you can use to help you go to work or earn more money. You may take the Ticket to your state vocational rehabilitation agency or to an Employment Network of your choice. Employment Networks are private organizations that have agreed to work with Social Security to provide employment services to beneficiaries with disabilities. Your participation in the Ticket Program is voluntary and the services are provided at no cost to you.

Returning To Work With A Disability

After you start receiving disability benefits, you may want to try working again. There are special rules called “work incentives” that can help you keep your cash benefits and Medicare while you test your ability to work.

Social Security Disability Law Firm

Our Law Firm is experienced in the process of applying for Social Security Disability Benefits. We will help you navigate the difficult journey of getting the benefits you deserve.

Our lawyers can help you with denied claims, and more importantly, help you meet all the qualification guidelines so we can prove the extent of your diability to the Social Security Administration before your application is denied. We can help you throughout the entire disability benefits application process.

Help for Denied Disability Benefits

If your claim for Social Security Disability Benefits is denied, our lawyers will present your case at the hearings, providing a strong defense in an effort to reverse a denied claim.

Contact The Rasansky Law Firm for help with your Disability Benefits application or to fight a denied claim.

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