how do i apply for ssi for another person in the hospital
Question Details: My mother-in-law recently had a bad stroke and is in the hospital. She is expected to be there for some time and can't really talk. I was wondering how my husband and I can get the ball rolling for her ssi benefits. we plan on having her with us when she comes home.
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You would need her to sign a limited power of attorney so you may act on her behalf. Is she of competent mind? If not, the power of attorney may not hold water.
Try www.attorneypages.com to consult with an attorney about having a proper power of attorney written and executed. You may also need one with respect to medical matters.
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