Tips on Filing Your Appeal
Filing an appeal takes less time than the initial application, but it can still be just as daunting. We’ve put together a list of tips to help you out if you are in the process of getting an appeal filed.
Read MoreFiling an appeal takes less time than the initial application, but it can still be just as daunting. We’ve put together a list of tips to help you out if you are in the process of getting an appeal filed.
Read MoreMany people who apply for disability benefits may already be receiving some sort of monthly aid. If you are wondering what will affect and possibly offset your potential disability payments and back pay, here are your answers.
Read MoreThe Federal Government provides two different benefits for Americans who become disabled and are no longer able to work- SSDI and SSI.
Read MoreThere are several ways to get a case expedited at Social Security, but it is not an easy process. Here are some ways that you can try to get a decision made a little faster.
Read MoreFor 2011, one work credit is earned for each $1,120 of earnings made by a claimant in a year, and one can earn up to a maximum of 4 credits per year.
Read MoreIf you are applying for disability benefits, you will want to consider hiring a disability lawyer to help you obtain your benefits.
Read MoreWhile it is true that the main requirement for qualifying for disability benefits is determined by relevant medical records, past work experience also factors heavily into Social Security’s determination process.
Read MoreDisability Determination Services (DDS) is the state office responsible for making the medical decision about whether or not an applicant is disabled.
Read MoreAppeals are sent in to Social Security as an argument that you disagree with their denial and want to prove that you are disabled.
Read MoreHaving well documented medical records and doctor’s notes are critical components for presenting your Social Security disability claim.
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