WHAT IS A REDETERMINATION? We review your non-medical eligibility factors (i.e., income, resources, and living arrangements) to determine whether you are still eligible for and …

Most Social Security disability claims are initially processed through a network of local Social Security Administration (SSA) field offices and State agencies (usually called Disability …

During the CDR, we will also review your income, resources, and living arrangements to ensure that you continue to meet the non-medical program requirements. We call this periodic review …

The law requires us to conduct a disability redetermination within one year of the SSI recipient's 18th birthday or, in lieu of a CDR, whenever we determine that an age-18 redetermination was …

Use the adult disability criteria for initial claims to make disability redeterminations, excluding the first step of the sequential evaluation, process, substantial gainful activity (SGA).

When you turn 18, we will need to make a new decision about your disability, based on the rules for adults, and your ability to work. We refer to this decision as your age-18 redetermination, …

We refer to this process as a redetermination. This process happens about every 3 years. The age-18 redetermination is when we use adult criteria to decide if you still have a disability. The …

Jan 7, 2025 · There are 3 major steps in the initial disability claims process: Step 1: Field office checks to see if the customer meets basic non-medical requirements. Step 2: State Disability …

The Age-18 Redetermination When you turn age 18, we will review your eligibility for continued SSI payments based on the disability rules for adults. These include nonmedical eligibility …

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