Let us know how it goes. Best of luck.

My husband submitted the paperwork online and my son has an appointment. Hopefully we don’t have to wait very long. We’ll bring documents just in case.

I am actually going to a parent speaker thing at the high school on Thursday about going through that whole process. Liam got SSI for 3 or 4 years when he was very young.. I would sat it probably will be more complicated in currently and in the future than it was then probably like 11 or 12 years ago.

SSA asked a whole bunch of questions about my autism is wasn't ready that was totally different than every other year when I applied auxiliary benefits for my youngest

https://www.ssa.gov/ssi/text-apply-ussi.htm

https://www.thegoodlawgroup.com/blog/ssi-interv...

Key Aspects of the Sunnyvale SSI Interview:
Process: Interviews are usually held over the phone, although in-person appointments may be required at the local office.
Documentation: Have your ID, bank statements, rent/mortgage documents, and doctor/hospital contact information ready.
Key Questions: You will be asked about your income, assets (must be under $2,000 for individuals, $3,000 for couples), living arrangements, and how your disability prevents you from working.
Preparation: Review your application,, ensure your answers are consistent with your submitted documents, and prepare to answer, "When did you last work?".
Advice: If you have trouble speaking with the interviewer, you can have a family member or advocate present.
It is important to be honest and, if you cannot keep your scheduled appointment, to call and reschedule immediately to avoid losing your application date

What to Expect During Your First SSI Interview

https://www.thegoodlawgroup.com/blog/ssi-interview/