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Potential claimants who are applying or appealing for social security disability on their own through the ssa.gov website often find it strenuous and challenging. Getting approved is no easy feat; simple mistakes and misinterpretations in the application process can cause qualified applicants to be wrongfully denied. As a result, our team of disability advocates created the Disability Guide to ease the burden of navigating the complexities of ssa.gov to educate claimants before submitting an application so they can better understand how to properly apply and appeal for disability benefits significantly raising the probability of their SSA Disability case being approved.
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Potential claimants who are applying or appealing for social security disability on their own through the ssa.gov website often find it strenuous and challenging. Getting approved is no easy feat; simple mistakes and misinterpretations in the application process can cause qualified applicants to be wrongfully denied. As a result, our team of disability advocates created the Disability Guide to ease the burden of navigating the complexities of ssa.gov to educate claimants before submitting an application so they can better understand how to properly apply and appeal for disability benefits significantly raising the probability of their SSA Disability case being approved.
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Potential claimants who are applying or appealing for social security disability on their own through the ssa.gov website often find it strenuous and challenging. Getting approved is no easy feat; simple mistakes and misinterpretations in the application process can cause qualified applicants to be wrongfully denied. As a result, our team of disability advocates created the Disability Guide to ease the burden of navigating the complexities of ssa.gov to educate claimants before submitting an application so they can better understand how to properly apply and appeal for disability benefits significantly raising the probability of their SSA Disability case being approved.
Potential claimants who are applying or appealing for social security disability on their own through the ssa.gov website often find it strenuous and challenging. Getting approved is no easy feat; simple mistakes and misinterpretations in the application process can cause qualified applicants to be wrongfully denied. As a result, our team of disability advocates created the Disability Guide to ease the burden of navigating the complexities of ssa.gov to educate claimants before submitting an application so they can better understand how to properly apply and appeal for disability benefits significantly raising the probability of their SSA Disability case being approved.
In the United States, disabled children are eligible for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) with certain states offering additional state or supplemental benefit programs. For a child To be approved for SSI benefits the family must meet financial requirements from the SSA. Find out if your child qualifies for SSI benefits.
Individuals who suffer from mental and physical conditions that debilitate them from their daily routine may qualify to receive a service animal for assistance. Service animals have been known not only to service their owners but be therapeutic relief. Find out if your illness or condition commonly uses a service animal.
The Social Security Administration is vast sometimes creating inconsistencies between applicants which allowing common misconceptions to occur. This myths and misconceptions about how to get approved for disability benefits and what may happen afterwards can have a negative impact on applicants and detour them for applying or receiving disability. Please read our myths and misconceptions page to find the truth behind Social Security Disability.