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Step 1
(Two years after someone starts receiving DAC benefits, she or he will then qualify for Medicare benefits, as well, no matter the individual's actual age.
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Step 2
Determine the age at which your son or daughter became disabled. Was it at birth? Was it the result of an injury?
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Step 3
Find documentation to prove the age when the disability occurred. Medical records are the best proof.
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Step 4
Read about the DAC program on the social security web site to determine what questions you may want to ask social security.
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Step 5
Call the Social Security Administration’s toll-free telephone number, 1-800-772-1213. Make an appointment for a personal telephone call from a representative, and be prepared to ask questions. Use the online tools to gather information, seek out options, and prepare yourself to ask questions that will draw out as much information as possible from the representative. This way, you will have the best chance of maximizing your return on the social security investment you, your spouse, or your parents have been making over many years.
















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mikeg21v said
on 10/5/2009 This will be forwarded on to a coworker of mine. Thank you. 5* and rec
seabound said
on 7/30/2009 Great info and article. I know some people who can use this. Keep up the good work.
thedogshrink said
on 7/28/2009 Good, helpful info - thanks!
heatherinks said
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ceholmes said
on 7/22/2009 interesting and great topic! thanks for sharing this really important info! 5*