Having a disability does not mean someone is guaranteed to receive SSDI. No matter how much evidence an individual has or how many doctors they have seen, the government still requires people to apply for benefits and meet their standard of proof. The process includes numerous forms, hearings, and wait times that make any delay infuriating. The disappointing fact is that most people that attempt to navigate the system alone are refused benefits following their first application. In most instances, their health is not the reason for denial. Many of the refusals are for paperwork errors or omissions.
Social Security attorneys represent people who have become disabled and are no longer able to earn a livable wage due to their disabilities. They are able to help people who have been denied assistance as well as those who are applying for the first time. They cannot help someone receive benefits unless they qualify, or help them to receive more than they would if they were approved on their own. The difference is that they make the process faster, easier, and more certain for the applicant. They have studies, they stay updated on all laws regarding this program, and they eliminate the risk of delays or denials because they understand the paperwork and avoid mistakes.
If a denial still occurs, Social Security attorneys do not accept the result. They fight for their client by appealing the decision and taking the matter to federal court. They will not accept a denial for a client they are representing because they understand what the qualifications are to receive benefits. A reputable attorney will only work with clients they know are fully qualified for SSDI protection under the current laws.
When an approval is finally received, the client is eligible for back payments starting from the date they become disabled. It is only at this point that the attorney will bill for their services. This means that anyone can get the help they need even if they currently have no income. For help understanding the application process or to learn more about how to get legal help, visit Sslcnow.com for additional information.
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