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Posted on behalf of Dayes Law Firm PC on Sep 11, 2020 in Appeals
Medical records are one of the most important components of a disability claim. Aside from providing these records to help prove the extent of your disability, a letter of support from your doctor can go a long way toward qualifying you for disability… Read More
Posted on behalf of Dayes Law Firm PC on Sep 03, 2020 in Appeals
If your disability claim has been denied, you have the right to appeal this decision. Doing so may mean proceeding to a Social Security Disability appeal hearing. Attending this hearing before an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) to answer questions about… Read More
Posted on behalf of Dayes Law Firm PC on Jul 31, 2020 in Appeals
If you need a disability hearing, you could face a backlog of up to several months before you can be seen by an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ). To help reduce this backlog and streamline the process, the Social Security Administration (SSA) has implemented… Read More
Posted on behalf of Dayes Law Firm PC on Jun 30, 2020 in Appeals
As the coronavirus outbreak continues to spread, the Social Security Administration (SSA) has taken action to modify how it handles disability claims pending at the hearing level. Both Social Security offices and hearing offices have since been closed,… Read More
Posted on behalf of Dayes Law Firm PC on Jun 10, 2020 in Appeals
Filing a claim for disability benefits can be complex and time consuming. Most applicants are often initially denied and have to go through the appeals process to obtain the benefits they need. Part of this process involves filing appeals within a timely… Read More
Posted on behalf of Dayes Law Firm PC on May 26, 2020 in Appeals
If the Social Security Administration (SSA) approves your claim, you will be given an established onset date (EOD), which is the date the agency believes your disability began based on your medical evidence. This date may be later than you approve and… Read More
Posted on behalf of Dayes Law Firm PC on Feb 28, 2020 in Appeals
The Social Security Administration (SSA) sometimes stops claimant benefits if the agency decides he or she no longer qualifies. When disability benefits are stopped, you must act quickly to appeal, or else you could lose your ability to continue benefit… Read More
Posted on behalf of Dayes Law Firm PC on Feb 21, 2020 in Appeals
Your disability claim may be denied by the Social Security Administration (SSA) based on their belief that you are able to perform other types of work. If you do not agree that you are able to perform the jobs the SSA proposes, you may appeal this decision… Read More
Posted on behalf of Dayes Law Firm PC on Feb 14, 2020 in Appeals
A hearing before an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) is the second phase of the appeals process after a request for reconsideration on a denied disability claim is unsatisfactory. During this phase, the way you act and present yourself in court can have… Read More
Posted on behalf of Dayes Law Firm PC on Feb 07, 2020 in Appeals
If your disability claim was denied, a hearing with an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) is the second level of appeals. A hearing gives you the opportunity to prove your disability in person, so it is important that you are prepared for your day in court.
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