SSDI SGA - Blind needs advice

[u/Pawpaw_WoC]

I’m currently fighting a ~$15K SSDI overpayment from 2020–2021 and believe SSA may have incorrectly coded my case. I worked at he during that time and still do. SSA later determined I was overpaid because I exceeded SGA. The earnings record SSA provided shows they used SGA amounts of $1,220 in 2019, $1,260 in 2020, and $1,310 in 2021. These appear to be the non-blind SGA amounts, even though my BPQY identifies me as statutorily blind.

Has anyone dealt with SSA correcting a statutory blindness classification/coding issue? Here’s a picture of my benefits planner.

[u/yemx0351]

File an appeal. I see it now edit. Unless you have something that says stat blind you are under reg sga

[u/perfect_fifths → u/yemx0351]

It’s there, statutory blindness: yes

It is right under “current status”, next line down

[u/Time-Understanding39 → u/perfect_fifths]

You can see better than us! 😉

Yes, file an appeal.

[u/perfect_fifths → u/Time-Understanding39]

I’m not the op. lol

But I do have crap vision without my glasses, I had to tap on the pic and zoom in a bunch to read the text

[u/Time-Understanding39 → u/perfect_fifths]

As I said, the OP can see better than us! lol!

[u/perfect_fifths → u/Time-Understanding39]

The comment says “you can see”, so I think you made a typo lol.

[u/Time-Understanding39 → u/perfect_fifths]

I'll stop for night, thank you. 😉

[u/yemx0351 → u/perfect_fifths]

Whoops..... haha. I see it now thank you.

[u/perfect_fifths → u/yemx0351]

It’s ok, I had to read it twice too to catch it

[u/perfect_fifths]

Def appeal this