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Self-employed artist and maker. I grow lavender and use it to create items I sell. Avid gardener, spent years working in horticulture. I love to create in a wide variety of mediums. From ceramics, wood, fabric, to drawing and painting. Somewhat computer savvy, more into apps than hardware. Been computer literate for at least 35 years. Currently learning the Adobe Creative Suite.
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Thanks but no, I applied in January and requested to have my benefits begin in January, as I was in dire need of immediate assistance.
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It was a simple basic application for retirement benefits after paying in for 47 years. No other individuals like spouses, children, or dependents involved. They already had all of the information necessary. Nothing was missing. So it boggles the...
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There was no missing information. There were no other family members involved, no spouse, no children, etc. It was straight and simple basic applicatio for retirement. No muss, no fuss. Ought to have been simple. They already had all of the info...
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Yes, I made a on-line account when they stopped mailing yearly statements. And I applied on-line. If they are so behind, then they should not have posted on-line that my application was being processed by an individual in Richmond three months ago....
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The website for Social Security used to say that it would take up to 30 days to process new applications for retirement benefits. In a week it will have been three months. Now the website says 2-4 weeks, but that has got to still be wrong.I gather ...
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Thanks but no, I applied in January and requested to have my benefits begin in January, as I was in dire need of immediate assistance.
0
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1
Kudo
47593
Views
It was a simple basic application for retirement benefits after paying in for 47 years. No other individuals like spouses, children, or dependents involved. They already had all of the information necessary. Nothing was missing. So it boggles the...
1
Reply
2
Kudos
31617
Views
There was no missing information. There were no other family members involved, no spouse, no children, etc. It was straight and simple basic applicatio for retirement. No muss, no fuss. Ought to have been simple. They already had all of the info...
1
Reply
3
Kudos
31077
Views
Yes, I made a on-line account when they stopped mailing yearly statements. And I applied on-line. If they are so behind, then they should not have posted on-line that my application was being processed by an individual in Richmond three months ago....
3
Replies
1
Kudo
38438
Views
The website for Social Security used to say that it would take up to 30 days to process new applications for retirement benefits. In a week it will have been three months. Now the website says 2-4 weeks, but that has got to still be wrong.I gather ...
77
Replies
21
Kudos
294461
Views
Thanks but no, I applied in January and requested to have my benefits begin in January, as I was in dire need of immediate assistance.
0
Replies
1
Kudo
47593
Views
It was a simple basic application for retirement benefits after paying in for 47 years. No other individuals like spouses, children, or dependents involved. They already had all of the information necessary. Nothing was missing. So it boggles the...
1
Reply
2
Kudos
31617
Views
There was no missing information. There were no other family members involved, no spouse, no children, etc. It was straight and simple basic applicatio for retirement. No muss, no fuss. Ought to have been simple. They already had all of the info...
1
Reply
3
Kudos
31077
Views
Yes, I made a on-line account when they stopped mailing yearly statements. And I applied on-line. If they are so behind, then they should not have posted on-line that my application was being processed by an individual in Richmond three months ago....
3
Replies
1
Kudo
38438
Views
The website for Social Security used to say that it would take up to 30 days to process new applications for retirement benefits. In a week it will have been three months. Now the website says 2-4 weeks, but that has got to still be wrong.I gather ...
77
Replies
21
Kudos
294461
Views
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| Date Registered | 02-04-2018 04:03 PM |
| Last Visited | 04-19-2026 05:11 PM |
| Total Messages Posted | 5 |
| Total Kudos Received | 28 |