1 doctor agreed: 1  Red, itchy streaks: Skin contact with poison ivy can lead to a very itchy, red, blistering rash frequently in linear or streak patterns where the oleoresin contacted the skin. To read more about poison ivy, see my blog at: http://www.Familyallergyasthmacare.Com/2014/04/the-3-points-of-poison-ivy/. ...Read more.
If your birthday is December 15th and you are already over age 62, your first payment should arrive on the third Wednesday of the month following the month in which you apply. (If you're already on Social Security, or receive both Social Security and SSI payments, you may receive them on a different date.)
If you don't agree that you need a payee, or if you want a different payee, you have 60 days to appeal that decision by sending us a letter. If you're already receiving Social Security benefits and have a payee, you can ask someone else to be your payee. You should tell your present payee that you plan to ask someone else to help you. The person you want to become your new payee must file an application at a Social Security office.