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Monthly Archives: August 2010
What is an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ)?
ALJ is an acronym for Administrative Law Judge. An ALJ is appointed by and works for the federal government’s Social Security Administration. If your initial Social Security Disability application and request for reconsideration are both denied, you may file a … Continue reading
Is it True that Social Security almost Always Denies your Claim a Couple of Times before you are Approved for Disability?
No. Many people are awarded their benefits at the initial application level, or upon appeal on Reconsideration. In terms of the total number of claimants who are awarded benefits each year, most of those people win their benefits at one … Continue reading
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Social Security Prefers Disability Claimants Be In Treatment
The fact that claimants should be in treatment, and be compliant with that treatment, is a critically important rule of the Social Security Administration. This rule is based around the idea that the person filing for disability benefits appears most … Continue reading
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What Evidence is Used to Evaluate a Disability Claim?
The most important evidence used to decide your disability benefits claim is medical evidence. You must be prepared to inform the Social Security Administration (SSA) of all the treatment you have received and all of the doctors you have seen … Continue reading
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