Want to know what to do when Social Security denies your claim! Social Security can make mistakes! You must appeal! To make the Social Security disability appeal is explained. This means Social Security will look at your case again.
Here’s how to request your appeal!
If you are computer savvy you can file an appeal on line at www.socialsecurity.gov. Also, see… Be cautious about your online business with Social Security.
Social Security pushes online applications and appeals as quick and easy. Be careful! Actually many people find the forms difficult and confusing. They often report giving up in frustration.
Claimants also report the presence of many misleading websites. These websites appear to be helpful but are actually attempts to offer their services. You may or may not be ready to accept! Once committed to an online representative it is difficult to change your mind!
The safest way is to call your local Social Security office or 1-800-772-1213. Explain that you want to appeal your claim. You do not want to appeal on line! There is just too much at stake to be unsure!
The necessary forms will be promptly forwarded to you. Fill out the forms as best you can. Call your local Social Security office if you need help more help. You must make your request within 60 days from the date you receive your denial letter. Social Security assumes you received the letter five days after the date on the letter.
Social Security uses many regulations to prevent you from getting paid. Recent numbers show that over 60 percent of initial applications are denied.
Does it make sense to handle your own appeal?
You deserve the monthly benefits you worked hard for. Don’t lose your benefits because of a mistake! Present your whole story with help from an experienced lawyer.
For more answers to your questions about your Social Security disability appeal call me, Hallman Woods, Social Security disability lawyer. For over 50 years, I have represented people with claims for injuries and disabilities. I only represent clients with Social Security Disability Insurance and Supplemental Security Income claims.
For more information about an appeal or eligibility for benefits, call me at (337) 364-4556. Or, send an email using the online contact form. Tell me about your case. Initial case evaluations are free. There is no fee unless you win your case.
If your current application was denied, it is important that you come in for a free review as soon as possible. There are crucial deadlines for an appeal.
