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Category Archives: Filing Initial Application
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
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You will Receive a Decision on a Disability Claim in 90 to 120 Days
Not necessarily. Ultimately, the outcome takes as long as the Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) or disability examiner needs to render a fully developed, fair decision. The time frame may be roughly two to four months, but this is not a … Continue reading
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Should I Appeal or File a New Application if My Claim is Denied?
It is generally a serious mistake to file a new application instead of appealing. Filing a new application is more likely to delay your claim than to increase your chances of winning and may cause you to lose your benefits … Continue reading
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Am I Eligible for Social Security Disability Insurance (DIB) Coverage?
To receive Social Security Disability insurance benefits (DIB), you must have a medical impairment that is expected to last at least twelve months or result in death. Social Security does not pay partial benefits or a percentage according to the … Continue reading