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  • Social Security Disability Benefits: Ten Tips That One Must Consider
    Undergoing the whole process involving Social Security disability benefits is often described by many as exasperating and lengthy. The fact that 70 percent of applicants are denied at the initial application stages of filing a disability claim best describes this. Undeniably, because of this, it can take an applicant months or even years before he or she can finally receive his or her much-needed disability benefits.
    Posted: 2012-01-31
    Category: Legal
  • The Importance of Hiring a Social Security Disability Attorney
    One of the issues that Social Security applicants face when dealing with disability claims is the ins and outs of Social Security law. A first-time applicant may be confused with all the complexities that come with applying. This confusion arises, especially if the applicant opts to deal with it alone, may alter the course of that person’ chances of getting his or her much-needed benefits. It is then an imperative for the applicant to hire a disability attorney or advocate.
    Posted: 2012-01-31
    Category: Legal
  • Protect Your Social Security Number from Identity Theft
    The purpose of the Social Security Number goes beyond being a requirement for a newly-employed individual. The SS Number is used by the federal government to keep records of your annual wages. Your employer usually requires you to secure one as soon as possible, probably before you earn your first wage.
    Posted: 2011-11-14
    Category: Legal
  • Different Benefits a Qualified Person with Disability Can Acquire
    Contributing FICA taxes over the course of employment can truly benefit wage earners and self-employed individuals in case they get disabled. Once they get to that point wherein they cannot work because of a lingering pain or any physical or mental impairment, availing of disability benefits would be the best thing to do.
    Posted: 2011-11-14
    Category: Legal
  • Evidentiary Requirements When Filing for Social Security Disability Benefits
    Disability, according to the Social Security Administration or SSA, is defined as the inability to engage in any substantial gainful activity or SGA (thus, work as an employee), because of physical or mental impairment(s) that is/are medically determinable. The impairment(s) can be expected to result in death or which has lasted or is expected to last for not less than a year. This SSA definition is used to determine the person’s eligibility to receive disability benefits.
    Posted: 2011-10-28
    Category: Legal
  • Got Denied of SS Disability Claims the First Time? Have Them Reconsidered
    Filing for either Social Security Disability Insurance or Supplemental Security Income benefits is a right exercised by persons with disability. Taking advantage of either of these two benefits can ensure people with disability and other limitations that their needs are well taken care of by the Social Security Administration or the SSA. Getting qualified for the either programs of the SSA would be a relief, knowing that applying for the benefits is a long process.
    Posted: 2011-10-28
    Category: Legal
  • The Four Stages of Appeal in a Social Security Denial
    The Social Security Administration or the SSA always makes sure that every applicant’s claim for benefits are correctly reviewed and evaluated based on the applicant’s provided medical information and other criteria. After careful assessment of an applicant’s eligibility for SSA benefits, the government agency gives the applicant a letter of notice containing their decision, which is either an “approved” or a “denied” answer. Sometimes, the decision can be a negative one.
    Posted: 2011-10-28
    Category: Legal