What is the Social Security “Red Book”?
What is the Social Security “Red Book”?
The Social Security Administration’s “Red Book” outlines the rules and regulations associated with working and employment and SSDI and SSI benefits.
If you do not follow these rules and regulations, you can lose your benefits – so it’s important to review it carefully. If you ever have any questions about the SSA’s policies regarding work or income while receiving benefits, referring to the Red Book can help you make the right decision. If you still have questions, you can always call the SSA or your disability advocate.
Other Benefits & Qualifying FAQs
- How Does The SSA Determine Disability?
- When Do Disability Insurance Benefits Start?
- How Much Will I Get Every Month?
- Once Approved, Do Benefits Ever Stop?
- Can Spouses or Children Get Disability Benefits?
- Can I Still Work and Receive Disability Benefits?
- What Is the Work Incentive Program / Trial Work Period?
- Do I need to be a U.S. Citizen/Taxpayer to Receive Benefits?
- What’s the Difference Between Back Pay and Retroactive Benefits?
- Do I Need an Advocate?
- How Do Advocates Like Citizens Disability Help Me?
Linda Cosme formerly served as a Member of the Appeals Council (AC) for the Social Security Administration (SSA), and Program Expert for the Social Security Administration and Disability Quality Branch (DQB). Ms. Cosme also served as a Quality Assurance (QA) Reviewer, Initial Disability Examiner, Reconsideration Disability Examiner, and Continuing Disability Examiner (CDR) for the Disability Determination Services (DDS). She is admitted to practice law in Arizona, Georgia, and the United States Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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