SSDI Case Assistance
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) applications are complex, detailed, and unforgiving of errors. Our accredited advocates guide you through every step — from gathering medical records to submitting a complete, accurate application.
What Is SSDI?
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) is a federal program that provides monthly benefits to individuals who have a qualifying disability and a sufficient work history. Unlike SSI, SSDI is not based on financial need — it is based on your work record and your contributions to Social Security through payroll taxes.
If approved, SSDI provides monthly cash benefits and, after 24 months, Medicare health coverage. The application process is detailed and often takes several months — which is why having organized, accurate documentation from the start is critical.
How We Help You Apply
Gather Your Medical Records
We help you identify all treating physicians, hospitals, and specialists whose records support your claim. We provide guidance on how to request these records and what to look for.
Complete the Application Forms
The SSA application includes multiple forms covering your work history, medical conditions, daily activities, and more. We review every section with you to ensure accuracy and completeness.
Document Your Work History
SSDI requires a detailed work history going back 15 years. We help you accurately document your past jobs, duties, and physical/mental demands in a way that supports your claim.
Submit and Track Your Application
We help you submit your application correctly and explain what to expect during the review process, including typical timelines and what follow-up requests from the SSA mean.
Respond to SSA Requests
The SSA may request additional information or schedule a consultative exam. We help you understand these requests and respond appropriately to protect your claim.
Documents You'll Need
Having the right documents ready before you apply can significantly speed up the process and strengthen your claim. We help you build this checklist and track down any missing items.
What to Expect: Timeline
Your application enters the SSA system.
SSA reviews your application and may request additional information.
You receive an approval or denial notice.
You have 60 days to request reconsideration. We help you prepare a stronger submission.
Basic Qualifications
Non-Attorney Service: We do not provide legal advice or legal representation. We are accredited non-attorney representatives.
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