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How Does The SSA Define Disability?
The SSA uses 5 criteria to determine eligibility for the insurance:
- Earn less than $1,260 per month (as of 2020)
- Have a restricted ability to perform basic work (walking, lifting)
- Be diagnosed with a condition included in the SSA’s list of disabling medical conditions, or one equally as severe
- Be unable to perform any of your previous work
- Be unable to secure gainful employment in another field or capacity
What Is the Appeals Process?
If you’ve been denied, you still have the option to appeal your claim. Our team can guide you through the appeals process and assist you in recovering the benefits you deserve. The appeals process is as follows:
Step 1: Reconsideration: Our first step is to file a request for reconsideration with the SSA. This is reviewed by a claims examiner who wasn’t involved in the initial rejection to avoid any potential bias.
Step 2: Hearing: If the reconsideration request is denied, we can request a formal hearing before a judge. At this point, you may be asked to provide additional evidence or clarify the information included in your claim.
Step 3: Appeals Council: If the judge rules against you, we can file an appeal with the Social Security Appeals Council (SSAC). They will either review your case and make a final decision or move it to a judge for additional review.
Step 4: Federal Court: If the SSAC doesn’t rule in your favor or chooses to not review your case, we can file a lawsuit in federal court. You shouldn’t settle for less than you deserve, and neither will we.
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