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submitting your Social Security Disability or Supplementary Security Income benefit is a simple and quick process. Social Security disability programs are available to persons who are long-term serious health problems that prevent them to work. Social Security is no short-term disability benefits, and there is also such a thing as a partial disability benefit. To your disability and is likely to be past 12 consecutive months.
Start your disability claim using the Social Security
There is no cost or obligation, in filing a claim for benefits. You can change the process by calling 800-772-1213, the SSA toll-free number. After navigating several layers of automated attendant asked, you are in conversation with a live operator, your call. If you speak to the operator, make sure to tell her that you are claiming that both Title 2 and Title 16 Disability SSI benefits. You want a protective filing date for the claims, even if it later turns out that you do not for one of them.
Meeting with a representative from your local social security office
They can also be used for SSDI or SSI by visiting your local social security office.
File for SSDI or SSI Online
A third alternative is to make your disability claim on-line at the official website for Social Security. Social security for online registration does not always work well. The online system will ask you to fill out page after page of information. If you have not done that all this information handy, you can save and later in the application.
Because the social security of the online system allows you to only one side of the online form at a time, there is no way to know what's coming and not knowing what kind of medical records or other necessary information. I believe this lack of a complete form to check before the application is actually a disadvantage for the online application.
Social Security disability application forms can be misleading,
Since the Social Security such a poorly presented its forms and to explain how to fill them, I have a book for the plaintiffs, which explains how to fill out the forms correctly. My book is the answer guide disability and is available on the Internet.
My observation on the social security of the forms, especially forms that you fill your claim is that SSA will be the same question three or four times. This may be because SSA personnel keep adding questions on the forms, but nobody seems willing to remove all the redundant questions.
What you need to complete the disability claim process
They must be practically, as much information as possible about the doctors, hospitals, diagnostic clinics and other health care providers that you have seen. You must specify the name, current address, phone and fax for those medical providers.
You will also need a list of every job you have in the last 15 to 20 years, the name and address of employer, dates of employment and a brief description of your duties. Do not worry if you do not have all of these information at hand - it's ok to appreciate. Your official Social Security file has the name and address of your employer and you can list the job later.
The Social Security representative may not accept your claim if you are still working. If you are in a "special circumstances" work environment, make sure to advise the REP so that they accept your claim.
Start your claim "as soon as possible
Finally, I recommend that my clients, their claim as soon as possible after they are no longer. SSDI claims are payable only if you have enough credit hours in the SSA system. If you stop, you will cease to earn credit hours. Usually, you remain insured for SSDI benefits for three or four years after you no longer, but I have some cases where SSDI insured status is running faster. Everything else is equal, file disability application as soon as you realize that you will be working for a longer period.
Jonathan Ginsberg is a practicing Social Security disability lawyer in Atlanta, Georgia. In addition to his legal practice, Jonathan is the editor and publisher of several national Social Security disability-related Web sites, including social security disability information, and Social Security Disability blog on http://www.ssdAnswers.com
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