SSDI Claims Keep Getting Denied?
We've Helped Thousands of Veterans This Year
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Get Up To $3,148 Per Month In Benefits
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Benefits For Children Under 18 years old
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Receive Yearly Cost Of Living Increases
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Potential Retroactive Benefits - "Back-Pay"
- The Option to Utilize Medicare - No VA Offset!
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We Handle Every Step Of The Claims Process
Speak to one of our advocates to learn more about your options and if you could be eligible to receive SSDI Benefits
Initial
The Initial application stage involves applying for SSI and/or SSDI benefits. We can help you complete the application and accompanying forms. After applying, it may take the SSA anywhere from 3 to 6 months to process your SSDI benefit application. Speak to a representative today to learn more.
Reconsideration
If your initial application is denied, your case may be appealed and move into Reconsideration. The Reconsideration stage involves the SSA collecting more records (if you alert them to the existence of the new records) and reviewing your case. This review will generally take 1 to 5 months.
Hearing
If the Reconsideration is denied, applicants move to the hearing stage. Claimants generally wait an average of 18-24 months for a hearing, after requesting one. The SSA will alert you of the time and place of your hearing about six weeks to a month before the hearing. During this time we will gather evidence and prepare for your hearing.
Decision
Some judges will make a decision at the hearing. Other judges will take 6 – 8 weeks to decide. Regardless, a written decision is sent to you which explains the reason for the decision. If you win, you will begin the process of being “placed in pay.” It takes 6 to 12 weeks to get monthly benefits started, and a few months longer to get your backpay.
"I didn't have to do a thing. It took some time but they won my case.”
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