Social Security Disability Intake

Service Description

SSDI (Title II Claims) and SSI (Title XVI Claims) claims must meet certain criteria both with regard to severity of one's disability, but also the impact on one's income potential in order to qualify for either SSDI or SSI. If a person, regardless of their severity of disability, is found to have a capacity to earn substantial gainful activity ($1,620 - BEFORE taxes & BEFORE deductions), the Social Security Administration will deny the application for disability benefits. With the claims processing time taking up to as long as 2-3 years, is imperative to have an advocate who understands complex medical information, the Social Security Administration's Listings of Impairments, fifth step arguments pointing towards the totality and combination of multiple medical conditions eroding one's ability to earn substantial gainful activity. Furthermore, it is essential to have an advocate who also is firmly familiar with the Social Security Administration's grid guidelines and its implications with regard to whether and to what degree the Social Security Administration may consider one's ability to perform "other work".