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What Does “Appeal Under Review” Mean for SSDI?
What Does “Appeal Under Review” Mean for SSDI? The Social Security Administration’s “appeal under review” update in the Social Security disability (SSDI) appeals process can be perplexing. The notification advises you that a decision has been made. You read all of the...
Know Your SSDI Benefits
Know Your SSDI Benefits Most people know that Social Security provides disability benefits for U.S. workers who become disabled before retirement age. But, many people have questions about the details, such as: Who can get Social Security disability...
Are My Social Security Disability Benefits Taxed?
Are My Social Security Disability Benefits Taxed? If you’re applying for or have just been granted Social Security disability benefits (SSDI), you may be wondering whether you’ll pay income tax on those benefits. The short answer is “maybe.” Whether or not your SSDI...
Understanding Your Social Security Disability Appeals Process
Understanding Your Social Security Disability Appeals Process The Social Security disability appeals process includes several steps, each very different from the one before. It’s important that you understand the process and don’t miss opportunities, because most SSDI...
What You Need To Know About Your Disability Benefits Denial
What You Need To Know About Your Disability Benefits Denial One of the most common questions about Social Security disability benefits is “How long will the process take?” Since most SSDI applicants are denied at the initial application stage, answering that question...
HOW MANY TIMES CAN I APPEAL MY SSDI DENIAL?
HOW MANY TIMES CAN I APPEAL MY SSDI DENIAL? If you’ve been denied Social Security disability benefits, you’re in good company. Most people who apply for SSDI are denied at first. Fortunately, a great many of those who stick it out and pursue the appeals process are...
Most Common Conditions that Qualify for Long-Term Disability Benefits
Most Common Conditions that Qualify for Long-Term Disability Benefits The Social Security Administration (SSA) provides only long-term disability benefits. That means that the disabling condition must either have lasted or be expected to last for at least one year or...
Understanding Why Your Social Security Disability Claim Has Been Denied
Understanding Why Your Social Security Disability Claim Has Been Denied Most Social Security disability (SSDI) claims are denied at first. The good news is that many claims that are initially denied are approved later, most often at the hearing stage. To give yourself...
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