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1. That'seems reasonable. I can see how these situations can come up and, in most cases, there was no intent to

Wed Mar 20, 2024, 06:49 PM

Mar 20

deceive/defraud the USG. It's going to help a lot of people deal with their situation in a way that doesn't ruin them in the short term.

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Back In Early 2020... ProfessorGAC Mar 20 #4

Exactly my point. OAITW r.2.0 Mar 20 #8

That's Why I Posted It ProfessorGAC Mar 20 #9

Had the same thing Roy Rolling Mar 21 #14

How does the SSA prove over-payment? SouthernDem4ever Mar 20 #2

Really? Timewas Mar 20 #3

Lot of inflexible deadlines central scrutinizer Mar 20 #5

Sorry to hear that. GreenWave Mar 20 #6

My condolences to you, babylonsister Mar 20 #7

Sorry for your loss and the financial situation you were faced with. OAITW r.2.0 Mar 20 #11

My disabled son was overpaid by SSA on 2019 benefit. Thunderbeast Mar 20 #13

I experienced a different kind of docking... 2naSalit Mar 21 #15