Title: Understanding SSA Disability Third Party Forms | Evans Disability feat. Peter Evans
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- Title: Understanding SSA Disability Third Party Forms | Evans Disability feat. Peter Evans
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Uncover the essential aspects of SSA Disability Third Party Forms with Evans Disability and Peter Evans, our experienced Managing Partner. If you're navigating the complexities of the Social Security Administration (SSA) disability process and need insights into the role of third-party forms, you're in the right place.
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Sometimes these forms can be filled out in your browser if they are PDF. Just realize that not all forms can be. I noticed that with some forms they have not made a version that can be filled in yet. This would be with some forms the local assistance office would have. If your handwriting is like mine and it is chicken scratch you may want a type writer for those situations or ask them for a version you can fill out on the computer. I would print 2 copies, one for me to hold onto and one for them. You don't really have to sign the one you keep but at least date it in all the right spaces. If that is not an option ask someone you trust with your personal info to help you. Also if they lose the form you sent and you are left with a copy of it, keep a copy. Got a scanner? This is a very good use for them. I highly recommend storing the scans on an external hard drive and NOT flash memory, SSD or DVD. SSD and flash memory will become corrupt over time, it may take a couple or a few years but they are not bad for temporary storage. Then DVD I recommend against because I have some blanks that have turned hazy. They are 2 thin layers of plastic similar to that of a CD and the recording is done on the layers between those layers. Either I have cheap media or it is a common problem with recordable DVDs. Good luck getting your data back from one of those if it turned hazy or the two outer layers separated!! A hard drive should be safe enough if it doesn't have a lot of wear or power on hours (use S.M.A.R.T. to see that) and you are careful not to drop it EVER. Keep it some place cool and free from humidity where it will not get bumped around. I was at Bestbuy and saw 1 or 2 TB drives for $39 and that is a great price. Other stores should have similar prices but now these days it is hard to find a drive that is less than a TB. That should be more than you will need for most of your scans. Despite that I use that drive _exclusively_ for my scans.
One thing I noticed that distinguishes it from 3373 is it doesn't ask for SSN. That is because no third party should have that. My mother would have known it if she was still around but I would be able to trust her with it anyhow. She is the one that got me my SSN when I was born really.
What happens if the third party refuses to fill out the form sent to them?
I’m doing a CDR next month for my SSI benefits and I most likely know SSA may require this form again…. I already asked a couple of my friends and they said no they didn’t want to be involved filling out paperwork for SSA. And I was willing to pay them for doing this favor for me…
What can I do just in case if I can’t find anyone to fill the third party form? Could SSA cut me off of my benefits if nobody wants to fill out the forms ? Please help 😭
I doubt it. I believe it's optional.
It's been six months or so since your post, so I hope everything went smoothly. 👍