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Asked in FL May 18, 2022 ,  0 answers
discovered last year i have grandson from my deceased son, trying to help him get survivor benefits from SSA my sons DNA is at Suffolk co examiners office crime lab. This was verified . They said need court order I am trying to complete paperwork . My Question is Can i File for DNA on his behalf ? SSA keeps telling mother needs DNA, They tell me just submit notorized letter stating I acknowledge him as grandson which I did no response, called Child support , called SSA , called Family court here in Florida No One Can Help Can you give help
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Family law | Divorce | Child custody and adoption
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Posted on / Oct. 21, 2016 13:33:00

Depends on the age of your grandson. Speak with a local attorney who has handled this type of matter before.

Anonymous
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Posted on / Oct. 21, 2016 13:33:00

Depends on the age of your grandson. Speak with a local attorney who has handled this type of matter before.

Anonymous
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Posted on / Oct. 21, 2016 13:33:00

Depends on the age of your grandson. Speak with a local attorney who has handled this type of matter before.

Anonymous
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Posted on / Oct. 21, 2016 13:33:00

Depends on the age of your grandson. Speak with a local attorney who has handled this type of matter before.

Anonymous
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Posted on / Oct. 21, 2016 13:33:00

Depends on the age of your grandson. Speak with a local attorney who has handled this type of matter before.

Anonymous
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Posted on / Oct. 21, 2016 13:33:00

Depends on the age of your grandson. Speak with a local attorney who has handled this type of matter before.

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