Understand Reporting Requirements

When moving, remember to:

• Notify the SSA promptly about your new address to avoid missed correspondence.
• Report any changes in your contact information and living situation accurately.

Check State-Specific Regulations

Different states might have:

• Unique rules regarding Medicaid or Medicare that can affect your SSDI benefits.
• Variations in how state disability or healthcare programs interact with federal benefits.

Maintain Eligibility Criteria

Keep in mind that you must:

• Continue to meet medical and non-medical requirements to receive SSDI after moving.
• Attend all requested medical examinations or evaluations by SSA regardless of where you live.

Know When Legal Assistance Helps

An attorney can be valuable if you:

• Face complex issues with interstate benefit coordination.
• Need help with appeals or denials
• Experience difficulties in understanding or fulfilling SSA’s requirements for moving.

Prevent Benefit Interruptions

To avoid payment disruptions:

• Ensure continuity in medical documentation across states.
• Keep clear records and timely communications with SSA representatives.

Utilize Available Resources

You can:

• Contact SSA directly for guidance specific to your new state.
• Seek legal advice from professionals familiar with SSDI and state regulations.