How do you handle a reconsideration appeal for SSDI benefits?

When you already have a debilitating medical condition that affects your quality of life, trying to jump through bureaucratic hoops to get benefits can drain your energy and stress you out. Managing a disability application or appeal on your own can lead to preventable mistakes and even impact how quickly you adjust to your…

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Will you receive back pay for denied SSDI benefits after a successful appeal?

You expected bureaucratic red tape and delays when you applied for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits. The process is notorious for taking a long time and requiring a lot of effort from those already struggling with a severe medical condition. What you didn’t expect when you applied was to receive a rejection notice…

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3 common mistakes that SSDI applicants make

No one really plans to apply for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits. Usually, unfortunate circumstances are what result in someone needing benefits. A diagnosis with a degenerative condition, a car crash or even cancer might lead someone unable to work struggling to avoid absolute poverty. SSDI benefits are a crucial social safety net…

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What you should expect to submit with your disability application

Filing for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits can be scary. One of the biggest questions most applicants have is, “What do I need to send in with my application?” Here’s what you need to know. Proving your eligibility for disability benefits To obtain either Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)…

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How soon should you build your Social Security Disability case?

If you’re no longer able to work or have been struggling with working because of an injury or illness, you may be wondering if you’ll be able to qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance. SSDI is an important safety net for people who can no longer work because of injuries or illnesses, but you…

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