Social Security Disability

Social Security Disability Free, No Obligation, Evaluation

If you are unable to work Full Time for at least 12 months and you are between the ages of 18 and 65 and want to know if you may qualify for disability or need to know how to get approved or just need help, then we offer a NO OBLIGATION, FREE EVALUATION to help with these questions.  If you have filed on your own and have been turned down for Disability, then you may need help in getting approved as well.

It is not uncommon for people to be turned down their first time, that is why we are here to help.  Our group of attorneys and advocates work with people every day to help them get approved for their disability benefits.  They know how the system works and can make sure you have all your documentation in order and correct when filing.  If you are turned down they know how to appeal the process all the way to taking it to federal court if needed.

If you are disabled and need government assistance, money you have paid into the system, then don't wait any longer.  There can be up to 5 months before you receive payment from the SSA once approved, but you need to get approved first. Have one of our attorney's or advocates look at your case and help determine your eligibility and what is needed to get you approved. It is a FREE, NO OBLIGATION Evaluation and you get the piece of mind of knowing your options. After you get the evaluation, you decide if you still want more assistance or not.  Consider all your options, then take action.

The government can wait, can you?  Let us help you today, just fill in the form below and an attorney or advocate in your area will contact you to give you your Free, No Obligation Evaluation.

The Social Security disability insurance program (sometimes referred to as SSDI) pays benefits to you and certain family members if you worked long enough and paid Social Security taxes. Your adult child also may qualify for benefits on your earnings record if he or she has a disability that started before age 22.They pay disability benefits under two programs:

     * The Social Security disability insurance
        program pays benefits to you and certain
        family members if you worked long enough
        and paid Social Security taxes.

Your adult child also may qualify for benefits on your earnings record if he or she has a disability that started before age 22.

     * The Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
        program pays benefits to disabled adults and
        children who have limited income and
        resources.

SSI benefits also are payable to people 65 and older without disabilities who meet the financial limits.

For most people, the medical requirements for disability payments are the same under both programs and disability is determined by the same process.

Whether you apply for Social Security or SSI disability, they ask you for information about your medical condition, work and education history to help them decide if you are disabled under their rules.

Apply for Benefits

Apply as soon as you become disabled. Most of the application forms can be completed online, depending on the type of benefit for which you apply:

     * Social Security Disability Benefits
        You can complete both the Application and Adult Disability and Work
         History Report online.
     * Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
        You can complete the online Adult Disability and Work History Report or
        get a free evaluation and have a specialist assist you in filling
        out the proper paperwork.
     * Disability benefits for children
        You can complete the Child Disability Report online or get a
        free disability evaluation and have a specialist assist you in filling
        out the proper paperwork.

Appealing their Decision

If your disability application is denied, the letter they send you explains the reason for the denial and how to request a review of their decision. Depending on the reason, you may be able to request your appeal online.

If your application is denied for

     * Medical reasons, you can complete and submit the required Appeal
        Request and Appeal Disability Report online or get a free evaluation and
        have a specialist assist in the appeal process.

The disability report asks you for updated information about your medical condition and any treatment, tests or doctor visits since they made their decision.

     * Non-medical reasons, you should contact your local Social Security Office
        to request the review. You may also get a free evaluation and have a
        specialist assist in the appeal process.

Who can Get Disability