What to do if your SSI benefits were cut off when you turned 18
Authored By: Community Legal Services of Philadelphia
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The Social Security Administration reviews the cases of all teenagers receiving SSI when the recipient turns 18 to see if the recipient meets the adult standard of disability. This video and resource from Community Legal Services of Philadelphia provides information designed to help teenagers and their families understand how to prepare for the age-18 review and what to do if SSI benefits are cut off.You should also contact your local legal aid office for assistance.
Link - What to do if your SSI benefits were cut off when you turned 18: clsphila.org
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