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1. To be disability insured for Title II Disability benefits an b. Have
worked 5 out of
individual must, the last 10 years and
paid into the system.
a. Be a citizen who is a legal residence of the
US.
b. Have worked 5 out of the last 10 years and
paid into the system.
c. Be over the age of 18 and no longer a
dependent.
d. Have a disability that has lasted for a year or
longer or will end in death.
e. All of the above
2. At the fourth step of the sequential evaluation process, b. A finding of
not disabled
if a claimant has the residual functional assist-ing
capacity to perform his/her past relevant him in filing
work, then, an appeal.
His initial
a.The adjudicator continues to step 5 of the denial
sequential evaluation process and notice is
evaluates other work. date-
b. A finding of not disabled is made, and the stamped
analysis stops here. 3/1/21, but
c. Additional information must be obtained to he indicates
provide a complete evaluation of claimant's that he did
abilities. not receive
d. A vocational expert is consulted to provide the notice
further evaluation of the claim before a until 4/4/21.
decision is rendered. He kept the
envelope in
3. A new client contacts you on 5/16/21 about
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which the notice was mailed, and the postage is made, and the
date was 3/31/21. You: analysis stops here.
c. assist him in filing an
im-mediate appeal,
request-ing that the
appeal be con-sidered
timely filed since he
can prove he did not
re-ceive the notice
within five days of its
date-stamp.
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a.advise him that, unfortunately, he must start
over, as the appeal must be filed within 60
days of the date of the notice
b. advise him that he can file an appeal, but
he must include a statement requesting
good cause for late filing, as the appeal is
outside the 60-day time frame following the
date of the notice
c. assist him in filing an immediate appeal,
requesting that the appeal be considered timely
filed since he can prove he did not receive the
notice within five days of its date-stamp.
d. tell him he must file the appeal in person at
his local Social Security office, as that is the
only way to ensure that the appeal will be
accepted as timely filed.
4. 4. An individual is applying for Title II Disability benefits a. December
31, 2017
with a 1/1/2013 onset date, who earned 4
quarters of coverage each year in 2008,
2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012, would have the
following date last insured for benefits,
a. December 31, 2017
b. September 30, 2015
c. December 31, 2016
d. September 30, 2014
5. 5 full consecutive months will be served as a waiting
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period on Title II claims during which time c. 5
you were disabled. Once you have served a
5-month waiting period on a claim, no 5
month waiting period is re-
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1. To be disability insured for Title II Disability benefits an b. Have
worked 5 out of
individual must, the last 10 years and
paid into the system.
a. Be a citizen who is a legal residence of the
US.
b. Have worked 5 out of the last 10 years and
paid into the system.
c. Be over the age of 18 and no longer a
dependent.
d. Have a disability that has lasted for a year or
longer or will end in death.
e. All of the above
2. At the fourth step of the sequential evaluation process, b. A finding of
not disabled
if a claimant has the residual functional assist-ing
capacity to perform his/her past relevant him in filing
work, then, an appeal.
His initial
a.The adjudicator continues to step 5 of the denial
sequential evaluation process and notice is
evaluates other work. date-
b. A finding of not disabled is made, and the stamped
analysis stops here. 3/1/21, but
c. Additional information must be obtained to he indicates
provide a complete evaluation of claimant's that he did
abilities. not receive
d. A vocational expert is consulted to provide the notice
further evaluation of the claim before a until 4/4/21.
decision is rendered. He kept the
envelope in
3. A new client contacts you on 5/16/21 about
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which the notice was mailed, and the postage is made, and the
date was 3/31/21. You: analysis stops here.
c. assist him in filing an
im-mediate appeal,
request-ing that the
appeal be con-sidered
timely filed since he
can prove he did not
re-ceive the notice
within five days of its
date-stamp.
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a.advise him that, unfortunately, he must start
over, as the appeal must be filed within 60
days of the date of the notice
b. advise him that he can file an appeal, but
he must include a statement requesting
good cause for late filing, as the appeal is
outside the 60-day time frame following the
date of the notice
c. assist him in filing an immediate appeal,
requesting that the appeal be considered timely
filed since he can prove he did not receive the
notice within five days of its date-stamp.
d. tell him he must file the appeal in person at
his local Social Security office, as that is the
only way to ensure that the appeal will be
accepted as timely filed.
4. 4. An individual is applying for Title II Disability benefits a. December
31, 2017
with a 1/1/2013 onset date, who earned 4
quarters of coverage each year in 2008,
2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012, would have the
following date last insured for benefits,
a. December 31, 2017
b. September 30, 2015
c. December 31, 2016
d. September 30, 2014
5. 5 full consecutive months will be served as a waiting
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period on Title II claims during which time c. 5
you were disabled. Once you have served a
5-month waiting period on a claim, no 5
month waiting period is re-
