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Monthly Archives: January 2011
What are the Chances of Winning an Appeal in a Social Security Disability or SSI Claim?
The chances of winning at the appeal level in a Social Security Disability or SSI claim vary according to the level the case is at, what occurred at any hearing before an Administrative Law Judge (“ALJ”), and whether the claimant … Continue reading
How Long will it Take to Receive a Decision on my Disability Case?
Receiving a decision regarding your Social Security Disability or Supplemental Security Income claim for benefits can take a long time. Cases may take up to 2 ½-3 years before an Administrative Law Judge reviews the case and issues a decision. … Continue reading
Posted in Questions & Answers, Social Security Hearings
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Will my Disability Attorney or Representative Complete my Paperwork for Me?
Your disability attorney should make sure that your appeals are filed on time and that all the paperwork needed to process your claim is filed. However, some of the paperwork for a disability claim cannot be completed without input from … Continue reading
Posted in Basics of SSD, Filing Initial Application, Medical Evidence, Questions & Answers
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If I am Awarded Disability Benefits will I be Entitled to a Back Award? If so, will it be Paid in a Lump Sum?
If you are awarded Social Security Disability insurance benefits and you have been disabled for more than five months before the date of your award you will be entitled to a back award, which will be paid in a lump … Continue reading