by Disability Help Group | Feb 20, 2016 | FAQ
A: Applying for disability benefits can be complex. You can apply: 1) in person by visiting your local Social Security office, 2) by phone by calling 1.800.772.1213, or 3) online by visiting www.ssa.gov.
If you decide to apply online, contact Social Security by phone to ensure your application is in their system.
We recommend having an experienced disability representative by your side from the start. An experienced representative will save you a lot of time and aggravation. Contact our team of professionals today at 1-(800)-800-3332 for a FREE evaluation of your case.
by Disability Help Group | Feb 20, 2016 | FAQ
A: Don’t waste another minute! Every day that passes can result in lost benefits. Contact our law office today at 1.888.234.5758. We will evaluate your claim for FREE!
by Disability Help Group | Feb 20, 2016 | FAQ
A: Your medical condition must be established by a trained physician and cause “marked” and “severe” functional limitations. This is best accomplished by having your treating physician complete a Residual Functional Capacity Questionaire.
Most importantly, your impairment must meet or equal a Social Security “Listing” or prevent you from sustaining “substantial gainful activity”.
by Disability Help Group | Feb 20, 2016 | FAQ
A: Your personnel files are housed at the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). To request a copy of your military service record contact the NARA by phone at 1.866.272.6272 or submit your order online by visiting www.archives.gov.
by Disability Help Group | Feb 20, 2016 | FAQ
A: The SSA will award disability benefits until you are able to return to work or until death. Many times the SSA will review your disability claim and may terminate your benefits. Therefore, it is important to continue to receive treatment after you are found disabled.
