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I applied for a disability discharge of my federal student loan August 2016 due to me receiving SSDI, and I have completed the necessary form to report any wages I may have earned while working for August 2017 and August 2018...thus I have not gone back to work. I just received a letter from Social Security that my disability benefits will convert to full retirement age benefits because I have reached the full retirement age. My question is this: What happens to the disability discharge status (the student loan) since my Social Security will convert to my full retirement age status? My three year monitoring period will end August 2019. I am concerned about this and I hope someone could provide some feedback regarding this.
This may help. Its not an easy question to find.
"If you previously received Social Security disability benefits but now receive retirement benefits, or your benefits notice does not indicate when your next disability review will occur, you can prove your disability by submitting a copy of your BPQY.
You can request a copy of your BPQY from your local Social Security Administration office . You can also call 1-800-772-1213 and request to be mailed a copy of your BPQY."
kansaslegalservices.org/node/2146/tips-student-loan-borrowers-disabilities