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  • 6. Can I work while applying for SSD benefits?
    You can work while applying for SSD benefits, but there are income limits. Earning above a certain threshold may affect your eligibility.
  • 2. Who is eligible for SSD benefits?
    To qualify for SSD benefits, you must have a severe, long-term disability that prevents you from working and meet the work credit requirements. Your disability must also be expected to last at least 12 months or result in death.
  • 8. Are there any legal fees associated with hiring a representative or attorney?
    Legal fees for a representative or attorney are typically contingent on your approval for benefits. They are generally limited to a percentage of your back pay, up to a maximum established by the Social Security Administration.
  • 9. Can I apply for SSD benefits if I have a mental health condition?
    Yes, mental health conditions can qualify for SSD benefits if they meet the severity and duration requirements. It's essential to provide comprehensive medical documentation.
  • 10. Can I receive SSD benefits if I'm already receiving other disability benefits, such as workers' compensation or private disability insurance?
    You can often receive SSD benefits in addition to other disability benefits, but they may be subject to offsets or reductions. It's essential to report all sources of income when applying for SSD benefits.
  • 5. How long does it take to get approved for SSD benefits?
    The processing time can vary, but it often takes several months to over a year. Initial claims may be denied, requiring an appeals process, which can extend the timeline.
  • 7. What do I do if my claim is denied?
    If your claim is denied, you have the right to appeal. The appeals process includes a reconsideration, hearing before an administrative law judge, and, if necessary, further appeals to higher levels. All of which we will help you through.
  • 1. What is Social Security Disability (SSD) and how does it differ from Supplemental Security Income (SSI)?
    SSD is for disabled individuals who have worked and earned enough work credits, while SSI is a needs-based program for those with limited income and resources. Both programs provide financial assistance to individuals with disabilities.
  • 3. How do I apply for SSD benefits?
    You can apply for SSD benefits online, by phone, or by visiting your local Social Security office. You'll need to provide detailed information about your work history, medical conditions, and treatments.
  • 4. What medical evidence do I need to support my claim?
    You should provide medical records, doctor's reports, test results, and any other relevant documents that demonstrate the severity and longevity of your disability. Consult with a healthcare professional to gather the necessary evidence.
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Remember that the Social Security Disability application process can be complex, and seeking assistance from a qualified representative or attorney can greatly improve your chances of success.

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