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No. You would need to apply at the Social Security Administration for a social security number.
It is possible to get social security for lumbar spondylosis it you are unable to work because of it, have the medical documentation and are approved by the social security administration.
Social Security Administration views disability cases involving Fibromyalgia, as it views any disability case. In 2012, the Social Security Administration developed guidelines for establishing whether a person with Fibromyalgia is disabled. As with all diagnoses, Social Security benefits are not based on the diagnosis but rather the extent to which your illness prevents you from earning an income. Social Security Administration will look at your work history, inability to attend or keep a job, medical records, and statements from your doctor showing that you are no longer capable of working. Social Security Administration will evaluate the proof you and your doctors provide regarding your disability and inability to work.
Yes, but drawing Social Security by itself does not mean you have to accept partial unemployment instead of full benefits.
You can check with the School Administration, but it is VERY unlikely.
If you are legally entitled to them, there is no bar to drawing them, even if you are not residing in the US. Contact the Social Security Administration directly for further information.
disability is a benefit for people who can never work again (example) elderly sick,heart surgery,something broken,blind, handicap etc....sounds like you looking for unemployment insurance big diff. * Social Security eligibility is based upon the number of work quarters the person has accumulated, the nature of the injury or illness, and many other factors. Supplemental Security Insurance (SSI), also under the jurisdiction of the Social Security Administration, is for disabled persons who have not been employed or do not meet SSD requirements. RRBD and other governmental disability programs are basically the same as are SSA programs. Private disability insurance is a different issue. The Social Security Administration website has all the necessary information and forms for all SS matters. Social Security Administration, http://www.ssa.gov
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A person with a "crooked" social security number was asked for it.
Social security is not based on income but if you have the 40 quarters of work history and your age.