Disability Benefit Denials
If you have received a denial, you have 60 days from the date of the denial to appeal their decision. When we appeal a decision we try to look at the records Social Security received and the basis for the denial. Many times we are able to supplement the record with additional medical, educational or work records which can help the Social Security Administration approve your claim without further delays. By completing the questions on this page our attorneys will be better able to assist you with your denial. You will receive a call in less than a day and we may be able to help you get your claim approved.
Received a Denial?
Did you receive your denial within the last 60 days?
| Yes | No |
Are you currently receiving Social Security benefits of any kind?
| Yes | No |
Do you expect to be out of work for at Least 12 months?
| Yes | No |
Are you continuing to work now?
| Yes | No |
Do you currently have a representative helping you with your case?
| Yes | No |
Are your receiving medical treatment by a doctor for your condition?
| Yes | No |
By pressing submit, you agree to have a lawyer from our firm contact you about appealing your denial.
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