The Social Security Administration (SSA) administers two programs that award benefits to disabled citizens (and eligible noncitizens) who live in the United States. The two programs have different standards for eligibility and they calculate benefits in different ways.
Applicants for Social Security disability can be represented by an attorney at every step of the process. While some applicants don’t think about representation until after their claim has been denied, applicants can maximize their opportunity for a fast
Two Social Security programs help people whose ability to earn income has been impaired by a disability. Social Security disability benefits differ from Social Security retirement benefits. Social Security retirement benefits are available to any person
The Social Security Administration (SSA) administers two programs that provide benefits to disabled individuals who are unable to work. Eligibility for the two programs differs. The Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)
The Social Security Administration (SSA) administers several benefit programs for Americans. Most people know about the SSA because they contribute a share of their income toward their Social Security account with every paycheck.
Recent data released by the Social Security Administration (SSA) suggests that the SSA is increasing its approval rate of Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) claims. During the last ten years, annual approval
Social Security Disability benefits are not just for adults who no longer can no longer earn a sustainable income due to a disability. Children with qualifying disabilities can also receive up to $794 in Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
When people apply for Social Security disability they will have to go through a specific steps during their claims process. This applies to applications for both Social Security Disability Insurance & Supplemental Security Income
People apply for and receive Social Security disability benefits for various disabling conditions. There are specific claims that are seen more often by the Social Security Administration because they are the most common
You may not be aware that one important disability rule changed in April 2020. Unfortunately, this rule will keep people from receiving disability who previously qualified. The rule impacts older, non-English speaking applicants. People who previously would have
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