Category Archives: Social Security Disability
Consultative Exam For SSDI: What To Expect
Whether you are applying for disability for the first time or have been receiving benefits for some time, there is a chance that you will be called upon by the Social Security Administration (SSA) for a consultative exam. Though the specifics may vary, there are typically two reasons behind this scenario: Your claim is… Read More »
Tips For Success With SSDI/SSI Reconsideration
If you recently applied for benefits under the federal Social Security Disability Insurance or Supplemental Security Income (SSDI/SSI) disability programs, there is a good chance you will receive unpleasant news. A Social Security Administration (SSA) report reveals that around less than one-third of applications are approved at the initial application stage, so you could… Read More »
Comparing Retroactive And Back Payments For Social Security Disability
While the exact time from submitting a disability application to approval by the Social Security Administration (SSA) may vary, there is one detail you can count on: You will NOT receive benefits right away. Not only will your application go through intense scrutiny to ensure you qualify, but there are also waiting periods and… Read More »
Social Security Disability For Terminally Ill Individuals
If there is one notorious aspect of the Social Security disability process that quickly becomes obvious to applicants, it is that delays are the norm. It can take weeks or months for the Social Security Administration (SSA) to review your documentation for purposes of eligibility, during which time you are unable to earn an… Read More »
Factors SSA Looks At When Determining Your Ability To Work
If you are applying for benefits under the federal Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) program, you have probably discovered that you need to supply a wealth of information regarding your employment. The reason is found in one of the basic requirements to qualify for SSDI: You must suffer from a disabling medical condition that… Read More »
Questions To Expect When Attending An SSDI Disability Hearing
Because so many claims for benefits under Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) are rejected at the initial application stage, there is a good chance that you will need to take the next steps through additional reviews. You might be successful through reconsideration, but it is more likely that you will proceed to a disability… Read More »
FAQs About Advance Designation For Social Security Disability Benefits
If you are applying for or currently receive benefits under Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI), you certainly understand the basics. Individuals who qualify will receive financial benefits on a monthly basis, which are intended to assist with medical care and living expenses. These amounts are directly deposited into the… Read More »
Is There An Offset If I Receive Long-Term Disability And SSDI Benefits In Maryland?
For many individuals who suffer from a disabling medical condition, there are two options they can turn to for financial assistance while unable to work: Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), a program administered by the federal government; and Long-term disability insurance through a private company, which may be part of your employment benefits or… Read More »
Understanding Maryland SSDI Claims: The Key Is Your Own Insurance
While many individuals who suffer from a disabling medical condition may qualify for benefits under the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), the complex web of laws and regulations certainly does not make the claims process easy. Around 25-30 percent of all claims are denied at the initial application stage because of the complicated legal… Read More »
Answers To FAQs About Retroactive Social Security Disability Benefits
If you or a loved one suffers from a disabling medical condition, you may be looking into your options under the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) program managed by the Social Security Administration (SSA). One basic requirement is that your ailment must be one that is expected to last more than a year, and… Read More »
