For those who are unable to work due to a mental or physical impairment.
Anyone who has suffered a illness or impairments that are expected to or has lasted a year or anyone who has a impairment that may result in death.
At Advocates for Social Security, we believe that everyone has the right to apply for Social Security Disability benefits when they are unable to work due to a disability or illness. Our team of advocates are dedicated to helping clients navigate the complex Social Security system and obtain the benefits they deserve. We understand that this process can be overwhelming and stressful, which is why we provide compassionate and personalized support to each of our clients. Feel free to Contact us today to schedule a free consultation.
Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
For people with limited income and resources who are disabled, blind, or age 65 or older.
Disabled Windows and Widowers Benefits (DWB)
For people who are at least 50 and become disabled after the death of their spouse
Disabled Adult and child benefits (DAC)
For children of people who are deceased or receiving Social Security disability or retirement benefits
Disability Insurance Benefits (DIB)
For people who have worked in jobs covered by Social Security and have a medical condition that meets Social Security's definition of disability
Child's Disability Benefits (CDB)
For children who are disabled
To qualify for Social Security Disability benefits, you must meet the Social Security Administration (SSA) definition of disabled. The SSA organizes conditions that may qualify as disabilities under 14 different categories
You may apply for disability benefits online or by calling Advocates for disability at: 800-887-7984
Some conditions that may qualify for disability benefits include:
Arthritis, Back injuries, Chronic pain, Depression, Anxiety disorders, Bipolar disorder, Schizophrenia, Heart disease. Congestive heart failure, and Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
We offer comprehensive Social Security legal services to ensure that you get the benefits your entitled to. From filing initial claim to appealing denied claims, we're here to help every step of the way.
We understand that Social Security cases can be expensive, which is why we don't charge any fees unless we win your case. That means you don't have to worry about upfront cost or out-of-pocket expenses.
Our team of advocates has years of experience handling Social Security cases. We know the ins and out of the system and will fight to get you the benefits you deserve.
We offer a free consultation to all potential clients. During the consultation, we will discuss your case and provide you with a clear understanding of what to expect throughout the process.
We understand that every Social Security case is unique. That's why we provide personalized attention to each of our clients. We'll work with you to understand your situation and develop a strategy that''s right for you.
If you need help with a Social Security law matter, don't hesitate to contact us today. Our experienced team is ready to help you get the benefits you deserve.
The Security Administration uses a five-step sequential evaluation process to determine eligibility for disability benefits. At every step you can be denied if you don't pass that step.
1. Work activity: Determine if the application is earning more than the substantial gainful activity amount. No matter your age if you make too much money which does not have to be enough to cover all your bills , you will be the denied.
2. Medical severity of impairment: Determines the impact of the applicant's Medical condition on their ability to work. If they find that there is still a job you can do you will be denied.
3. Meeting a listng: Determines if the applicant Medical condition(s) meets SSA's listing of impairments.
4. Residual functional capacity (RFC) : Determines the applicant's ability to perform work-related activities and this base on your treating doctor's opinion especially he or she has a history of treating you.
5. Functional capacity evaluation: Determines if the applicant can engage in substantial gainful employment. For example (if you walk your kids to school, and home, if you help them with their homework, cook for them, and wash ther clothes, there is some work you can do. And therefore you will be denied, without and advocate or someone to help you.
The SSA considers the combine effects of all an applicant 's medical problems at practically every step of the process. As well as other factors, such as age, education, language and work experience.
The SSA may deny an application even if they agree that the applicant can't do their past job. This is because the SSA may decide that the applicant can perform other work, less physically demanding jobs
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