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completed at least 9 grades or more of high school. In addition, if you have a disability or disability-related exclusion from benefits, your child will no longer receive any Social Security benefits until you apply for a special enrollment and certification or special adjustment to continue benefits. If you are a fulltime student and you are enrolled at an elementary or secondary school and you receive any other Social Security benefits, your benefits will stop automatically at age 18. We must receive written notice from you about any of this before we terminate benefits. This notice tells us how to stop your benefits for a child with a disability described above. Your Social Security benefits stop automatically until you apply in writing or you are identified as disabled and receive a disability determination letter. IF YOU ARE A FULLTIME STUDENT: You will continue to receive any Social Security benefits you had on file with us. IF YOU ARE A FUTURE FULLTIME STUDENT: You will receive any Social Security benefits you had on file with us, including any benefits you receive in future years, during the period you apply to continue benefits. IF YOU ARE A FULLTIME STUDENT UNDER A SPECIAL INDIVIDUAL SCHOLARSHIP: If you meet all other eligibility requirements, you may still be eligible for Social Security benefits if you are a qualified individual enrolled in the Special Needs Scholarship Program or Graduate PLUS Scholarship Program, and you remain a fulltime student to the end of your eligibility period. Special Needs Scholarships and Graduate PLUS Scholarships must be earned through the regular process of earned credit for a full-time program of learning that produces a B grade or higher. You may continue to receive your Special Needs Scholarship until you apply for special eligibility. To continue your Graduate PLUS Scholarship, you must graduate from a qualifying college or university, or you begin work in a work study program or job placement center, and your scholarship ends at age 20. You are not eligible if you are working in an administrative career position or other non-instructional field. When you reach full time status, you may continue to be considered a qualified student. This also applies to Social Security disability benefits. If you reach full time enrollment, your child with a disability is no longer eligible for Social Security disability benefits. THE U.S. SOURCE CODE IS HIGHLY INACCURATE If you have questions regarding the U.S. Sources Code or the U.S. Treasury regulations, please contact the U.S. Department of Agriculture Office of Administrative Services and our

Security benefits for a disability that rendered her unable to work that payment problem even caused her Medicare coverage to lapse leaving her without health insurance until she called seven on your side and Nina Pined for some payback Nina now this woman worked from the time she got out of college until her illness has stopped her for 14 years she paid her taxes Social Security and Medicare then when she needed the benefit she's entitled to they weren't there that's when she felt compelled to speak out about her depression and situations to others suffering like her wont feel silenced or isolated I was suicidal before I'm living with chronic pain for that long and not having anybody around the support she was very trying Erika Nobel feels no shame sharing her pain I suffer from chronic migraines depression and anxiety which are all invisible disease a person doesn't look sick from the outside, but lately she started looking sick losing her hair while locked in a battle with the Social Security Administration over her disability benefits I applied for Social Security originally in 2012 the licensed social worker was running a successful private practice but says constant migraines made working impossible I become visually impaired disability benefits were initially denied then Erica waited years to see a judge that took about five years to meet a judge after providing a mountain of evidence from doctors and specialists the judge granted Erica a fully favorable decision back in June I have about 50000 dollars in back pay and if they owe me if she should have received that lump sum plus 1372 a month 7 months ago that's when SSA paid her attorney advocate, but Erica never got a dime first there was a problem with her direct deposit now she's told her money is stuck in Baltimore nobody could get any information as to why the money isn't being distributed yet until her advocate contacted us, and we asked for answers and action from the SSA you guys lit a fire under several peoples butt pardon my French in seven days she had her direct deposit sixty-two thousand six hundred and fifty-five dollars I really feel like you can get things done if you have people on your side Erika also got her Medicare coverage those were cancelled when her monthly payments were stalled SSA said it can't discuss individual cases but while this case wasn't impacted at all by the shutdown the agency said if beneficiaries are adversely affected by a payment delay they can't request what's called a critical payment that's a partial payment it usually comes within a week that can really help with medical bills that can drive families into debt