Supplemental Security Income (SSI)

I don't see my original post so re-posting and added a little more information.

So, I live in Michigan, and I've been getting SSI ($750/month) for a couple years now due to a few disabilities, and ever since I recently moved into my own place I've been having trouble making ends meet, and am usually broke within the first week left with pennies for the rest of the month.

I've done a small amount of research already, but I was wondering if anyone knew of any possible way at all to increase how much I get each month.

I inherited a liver disease from my dad also hepc.h.i.v and high blood pressure I filed for SSI last September 2017 went to doctor July 12 ,2018 how can I check my status

(sorry if this posts twice. I can't find my original)

How long does reconsideration take? I filed the appeal on 5/29/2018.

If I move in with my son, from Illinois to Wisconsin,will it affect SSI benefits?

Dmv said I can add my son to both cars as a co owner will that work that will cost $150. Or gift it to him and takes will be 400 I’m just wondering is this something that needs to be taken care of now

I have my hearing in a month I was just giving a car which I titiled in my name I went to switch my truck to my son but dmv wants a bunch of money to get a plate and title I don’t have it now at what stage will ssa look at how many cars I have I just registered the 2nd car last week

I started receiving SSI back in December. In January I gave my son half of the rent and electric and always paid for my own groceries. There are no other countable bills. I contacted SS and told them I had started paying my fair share and I haven't heard anything since.

I went today to talk to them and all they could tell me is that it's under review and they couldn't give me any idea how long it would take.

My questions are: Does anyone have any idea how long it could take and do they give back payments for the increase? Thanks!

My Son is a high functioning adult with Autism. He was approved for SSI when he turned 18. It has been a nightmare of endless paperwork and mistakes that the SSA has buried us in. As he Payee and being responsible for reporting everything on his behalf I cannot imagine how the disabled and the undereducated can navigate the paperwork heel the SSA minions create for the disabled that are striving hard for their independence and not rely on SSI to support themselves.

So my buddy has a kid who has autism and receives around $740 a month. My buddy uses that for drugs,shoes, and alcohol for himself. How is this legal? Is there anything that can be done. He is a terrible parent who only cares about getting that money and he gets it on the 1st of every month and it's gone a few days or a week later.