You can get the Social Security disability application process started immediately at this link:
Filing an application with the Social Security Administration is the first major step of a disability case. You will need to gather records and evidence to show that you are disabled from working. Although most disability applications are denied as part of the normal process, American Disability Law has years of experience winning cases for clients after this stage—so we encourage you to hire us after you apply!
Please call our office at 1-800-792-1925 for help understanding how your disabling conditions affect your disability case. The Social Security Administration provides guides to better understand the qualifications for disabilities. Access them here:
Every disability case revolves around the disabling conditions of the applicant. Having a certain disorder does not automatically qualify you to receive benefits, but a diagnosed disorder usually forms the core of a successful case. Our attorneys have won cases in Arizona, California, and many other states for clients with the following conditions:
Please call our office at 1-800-792-1925 for help understanding how your disabling conditions affect your disability case. The Social Security Administration provides guides to better understand the qualifications for disabilities. Access them here:
Complete the Social Security Disability Benefit Application.
You can complete the form online, or file it in person at the nearest Social Security Office.
Find a location: Social Security Office Locator
Complete the Authorization to Disclose information to Social Security Administration
Contact American Disability Law at 1-800-792-1925
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