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If He Can’t Manage His Own Social Security, a Power of Attorney Won’t Help. Social Security Uses Its Own System Called a Representative Payee
Source: 247wallst.com
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The article says a legal document prepared for a parent may not be accepted at a Social Security office because the agency follows its own rules. It previews a form the parent can sign in advance to help avoid delays, but the excerpt does not identify the form or provide further details.
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