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What to Do When You Are Advised of a SSI Disability Overpayment
Over payments occur when Social Security pays an individual more disability, retirement, or dependents benefits than he or she was due, often because one’s income, resources, marital status, or living situation has changed. When Social Security discovers that it has made an over payment, it sends the beneficiary a Notice of Over payment stating the amount of improperly paid benefits and instructing the individual to return the excess benefits within 30 days…Read More
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