Time Limit in Requesting a Disability Hearing After a Denied Claim
Posted on Sep 17, 2014 3:50pm PDT
Has your application for Social Security disability insurance been denied?
Are you wondering the time limitations in requesting a disability hearing?
The Social Security Administration imposes strict time limits for those
individuals interested in requesting a disability hearing with an administrative
law judge (ALJ) after having a claim denied. If you have a SSDI claim
that has been denied,
you only have 60 days from the date of your denial letter in which to request
a disability hearing. Individuals who fail to request a hearing within the given time limit
will have their case dismissed and they will no longer be eligible to
continue with the appeal process.
There are occasions when exceptions will be given to an individual who
is unable to request a hearing within a timely fashion, but these are
extremely rare. As there are many different aspects and levels of appeal,
your odds of success will be much greater if you do not delay. Hiring
a Social Security disability lawyer is also extremely beneficial in the
appeals process.
If you have had a Social Security disability claim denied, reach out to
our firm right away. We offer a free consultation with a lawyer so you
can have your case reviewed without financial obligation. We do not require
our clients to pay for our services upfront. The representation we provide
is done on the basis of our ability to recover benefits on your behalf.
If we are unable to get you benefits, there is no fee for the legal services
we have provided. Our lengthy track record of success and the testimonials
we have received from clients are clear evidence of our ability to get
real results. We have the skills necessary to help you pursue SSDI benefits
and will stop at nothing to see you are given the rightfully consideration
you deserve.
A denial does not mean you will be unable to receive disability benefits. The majority of SSDI claims are delayed multiple times before an approval
is ultimately received after reconsideration. We can provide legal representation
in all aspects of the SSDI claim process.
Contact a Tampa Social Security disability lawyer at Harris & Riviere, Attorneys at Law to get started.