What To Do When Claims For Supplemental Security Income Are Disapproved?
By Jinky C. Mesias The supplemental security income is one benefit that can be considered as pro-poor benefit. But like any other Social Security Benefits, there are some requirements needed in order to qualify for the supplemental security income and these are as follows: a) must be living in the United States or the Northern Mariana Islands, b) must be a citizen of United States or is legally living in the United States, c) must be age 65 or above doesnt matter if blind or disabled and must meet the required base level of income. The required base level of income for supplemental security income depends on whether or not the recipient works. Another big factor is the state where the recipient lives since there are states that offer a much higher supplemental security income as well as higher income limits than the provided national standard. The basic asset test for individuals is $2000 and $3000 for married couples. Nevertheless, not all properties owned are included in the basic as
