My staff helped Social Security recipient collect $67,000 back payment
By Congressman Daniel Webster, July 11, 2023
My staff helped Social Security recipient collect $67,000 back payment
A constituent reached out to my office to receive help in obtaining a back payment from the Social Security Administration that he’d been owned for more than a year.
My staff worked with the Social Security Administration and they released the full amount of his back payment, which was roughly $67,000.
Constituent services is a critical element of our congressional office.
The federal government is a massive operation, and my office is available if you ever need assistance in navigating the bureaucracy or cutting through red tape.
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