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You should see the difference with your July payment on August 1, 2015.
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No problem. Please return the form as quickly as possible in the blue return envelope we’ve provided. This will prevent any overpayments. (If your supplement should be reduced, the reduction will take place in your August 1 payment. We will collect the overpayment in reasonable computer-generated installments.)
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No, this does not count as earned income.
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Any earned income in 2014 after retirement. (Basically the same as the Disability Survey)
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Yes. All earnings should be counted no matter what the source.
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Your disability annuity was terminated because your reported earned income for a previous year met or exceeded your 80% restored to earning capacity limit. If you believe your 2015 earned income was below your 80% restored to earning capacity limit, mail a letter of request for a restoration of disability annuity package to Retirement Surveys and Students, U. S. Office of Personnel Management, 1900 E St., NW, Washington, DC 20415, ATTN: Room 2416 or you may fax your request to the attention of Artis Walton or James Alston at (202)606-0022.
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If your 2015 earnings met or exceeded the earnings limit for that year, your disability annuity will be terminated due to restoration of earnings capacity effective July 1 (you will not be paid an August 1, 2016, payment for July). If you do not have earned income in 2016 or if your earned income in 2016 does not meet or exceed your earnings limit, and if you meet medical requirements, if applicable, your benefit can be restored effective January 1, 2017.
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No, this is not considered earned income. We only want you to report earnings that you worked for in 2015. (An explanation can be found on the back of the survey form RI 30-2.)
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You will continue to receive the form until you reach age 60.
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Requests for reinstatement should be sent beginning January 1, 2017.
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