Appeals are offered to claimants at all levels of decisions – except if your current claim is denied at federal court the option at the point for claimants is to start a new claim. Generally, you have sixty days after you receive the notice of decision to ask for any type of appeal. Continue reading
Monthly Archives: July 2012
Perspective
We talk a lot here about the critical importance of getting medical care to support your disability claim. What is sometimes not understood, however, is that we still need you to tell us about where you have been. Nearly all medical treatment you receive is likely to have some sort of impact on your claim, but if we are not aware of it, the Social Security office probably will not know about it either. Continue reading
Getting affidavits notarized
Why is it important for my family or friends who write an affidavit on my behalf to have their affidavit notarized? This is a question I have heard quite a few times from clients. An affidavit by definition is “a written declaration upon oath made before an authorized official”. Without the notary public’s signature as a witness the affidavit is simply a statement. Continue reading
Why you need a disability lawyer
A Social Security disability attorney is a guide to making the disability process much simpler for you; from the initial application, appealing denial to preparing for an administrative hearing. An experienced disability attorney can protect you from making common errors that can harm chances of approval. Continue reading
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