Once you’ve filed your initial application, your case will go to what we call the initial level. If you win at this level, great. If not, you’ll appeal. In most states the case will then be reconsidered and then if it’s denied again you can appeal to the hearing level.

One of the first forms you will get in the mail is a form asking if you consent to a video teleconference (VTC) rather than seeing a judge in person. If you do not object to a VTC, it’s possible that your hearing will be on a video screen with

Can I get Social Security Disability for my perthes disease? Yes, you can. There are two ways to get Social Security Disability for your perthes disease. The first way is to show that you meet Social Security’s specific listing on perthes disease and the second way is to show that

You have three options for filing your social security disability application: online, on the phone, or at your local office. It’s up to you what method you use, but I’ll outline the pros and cons of each below. If you choose to apply online, simply go to https://www.ssa.gov/applyfordisability/ and follow the instructions.

Step One – Prepare Before You File You might think the first step in a disability case is to file the application, but that would be like running a marathon before you put your shoes on. Before you file, you need to get prepared. Preparation at its most basic level

Can I get Social Security Disability for my hip pain? Yes, you can. There are two ways to get Social Security Disability for your hip pain. The first way is to show that you meet Social Security’s specific listing on hip pain and the second way is to show that

Can I get Social Security Disability for my spine problem? Yes, you can. There are two ways to get Social Security Disability for your spine problem. The first way is to show that you meet Social Security’s specific listing on spine problem and the second way is to show that

Can I get Social Security Disability for my spinal stenosis? Yes, you can. There are two ways to get Social Security Disability for your spinal stenosis. The first way is to show that you meet Social Security’s specific listing on spinal stenosis and the second way is to show that