Minimum Requirements Employee compensation levels, including of personal service and fringe benefit costs, are initially stated in the Consolidated Budget Report (CBR) that is submitted by all OASAS-funded providers and then subject to approval by the OASAS Field Office and the OASAS Bureau of Budget Management.
How long will it take to get a Social Security card? We will mail your Social Security card as soon as we have all of the necessary information and have verified the appropriate documents. Generally, you will get your card within 10 business days from the date your application is processed.
In several unofficial Social Security benefit resources, the average wait time is estimated to be approximately 90 days before the first monthly SSDI check is issued. You will receive two, possibly three different checks. The first check is your monthly SSDI award. This amount is determined by the length of time you worked in the past and how much you contributed to SSA. The second check is Social Security Disability back pay. The amount that you receive in back pay is determined by the date that you became disabled (for this purpose, disability means the point at which you became unable to work enough to be considered substantial gainful work activity, or SGA, the current 2009 SGA is $980/month.