So, I still haven't gotten my benefits that I applied for in June, for some reason they're fighting me the whole way. November was when it was supposed to start and December was supposed to be my first check. As of one day ago I got a letter telling me that I won't be paid for December because of an overpayment. Keep in mind I have not received anything to date in a payment. They said I will make too much money as what I posted what do you think you're going to make for the year. And I put 26 400, they're telling me that's too much so they're holding back December's payment. They're counting the whole year for payments I haven't even received yet this doesn't sound right to me. I filed an appeal I don't know what else to do? I am at a complete loss. I've gone in there several times to talk to him about it and they just won't do anything for me. They told me I would be paid in january. And then be judged for that whole year. Am I missing something?

I’m on SSDI and work part time. I received a salary adjustment in January for work performed during 2025. I want to average it over those 12 months to avoid an overpayment. SSA says I can’t average it over the last year. How can I avoid the overpayment