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Can You Apply for Disability After Being Denied?

Submitted by Elizabeth on

Did you know that approximately 65 percent of all initial disability applicants are denied by the Social Security Administration (SSA)?

There are several reasons as to why the SSA denies initial disability claims. Some of the most common reasons include the (1) claim having insufficient medical evidence, (2) applicant failing to accumulate 40 work credits throughout a career, and (3) claim revealing that the applicant has not participated in the American workforce for 12 consecutive months.

What Conditions Automatically Qualify You For Disability?

Submitted by rsg on

Did you know that some disabling conditions automatically qualify you for disability benefits through the Social Security Administration (SSA)? If you are no longer able to work due to a disability, you may be eligible as well. People across the US receive benefits every month to help pay for medical bills, household expenses, childcare, and more. Some conditions are so severely disabling, the SSA will approve applicants within a matter of days.

When to Apply for Social Security Disability Benefits

Submitted by rsg on

You should apply for Social Security Disability benefits as soon as you become disabled. If you have a disability that keeps you from working full time, you should apply for disability benefits as soon as your doctor has confirmed that your medical condition will prevent you from working for at least 12 months. You will need to provide suitable evidence that shows you have a medical condition that is severe enough it will prevent you taking part in any type of work.

Top 5 Things to Know About Social Security Disability Lawyers

Submitted by Elizabeth on

If you have a disability and/or severe medical condition, and you think you may be out of work for at least 12 months, you might be wondering whether you should hire a disability lawyer to help you with your disability benefits claim. Hiring and working with a disability lawyer may give you a better chance of being awarded social security disability benefits (SSDI). If you do decide to use the help of a disability lawyer, here is a list of the top 5 things you should know about social security disability lawyers.