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When applying for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), your diagnosis [...]
When applying for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), your diagnosis [...]
All this waiting to begin receiving social security disability benefits is understandably difficult. Fortunately, there are several options available to check the status of your disability application while you await a formal decision.
Understanding the difference between Social Security Rulings and Acquiescence Rulings is key to navigating a successful SSDI claim. SSRs set legal precedents for how the SSA applies rules, while ARs reflect court-ordered changes in policy for specific federal circuits. This blog explains how both types of rulings can impact your case and why working with a knowledgeable disability attorney, like The Good Law Group, can make all the difference.
There are many reasons the SSA may deny a worker’s disability application, from lack of information to support a claim of disability to a determination that the disability isn’t severe enough. Below are some of the most common reasons a disability application may be denied.
Is your SSDI application strong enough to get approved? Applicants are often denied because their cases lack the specific details judges need to see. In this video, I’ll explain the three main things a Social Security law judge focuses on during your hearing. You’ll discover how your medical records, doctor’s statements, and personal testimony can work together to support your claim. Get the clarity you need to walk into your hearing fully prepared.
Are small mistakes on your SSDI forms putting your disability claim at risk? Most applicants unknowingly provide inaccurate details about their ability to lift, stand, or perform daily tasks, which can lead to delays or denials. Today, I’ll walk you through two forms most often filled out incorrectly: the Work History Report and the Function Report, and how to get them right. For example, if you list “doing laundry” but get help, it must be reported that way, or Social Security may assume you do it alone. Check out this video to avoid common SSDI form mistakes.
How much SSDI or SSI back pay are you eligible to receive? That’s a question we get all the time, especially from people who have been out of work for a while and aren’t sure how the system works. In this video, I'll explain how the five-month SSDI waiting period applies, how SSI works differently, and what limits your back pay amount. You’ll also learn why working history, inflation, and application dates all matter when calculating what you’re owed. If you need help understanding your back pay, this video will guide you.
Are you struggling to get help from Social Security Disability Services? With DOGE's recent changes, the SSA’s workforce has been reduced, leading to issues with phone access and slow response times. Here we discuss the 3 options you have to get the help you need despite these challenges. You’ll learn practical steps to move your case forward and avoid delays. Watch the video!
Did you know that Social Security just made a big change to how some people prove their identity? This update could affect your application for benefits like SSDI or SSI. In this video we explain what the change is, who it applies to, and what it means for you. You’ll find out whether you still need to use ID.me for your applications.
Are recent changes to SSDI vocational rules making it harder to get approved? The way vocational experts testify has shifted, which could impact whether you qualify for disability benefits. I’ll explain what these changes mean, how they affect your case, and why expert testimony is now under stricter scrutiny. For example, experts must provide stronger evidence, and claimants may face tougher challenges proving they can’t work. Learn more in this video.