Yes. Under some circumstances, Social Security can immediately start Social Security disability benefits, and continue to pay benefits for up to six months, while the state agency component of Social Security makes a formal decision of whether the child is … Continue reading
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Can Social Security immediately pay disability benefits to children?
By Tomasz Stasiuk on 10/29/2009 in Building a Case, Deafness | Hearing Loss, Multiple Sclerosis | MS, Vision Problems
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