Social Security Disability acts as a financial lifeline if you're disabled and can't work. While self-application is possible, 65% of first-time applications are rejected. At The Law Offices of Michael J. Hengst, we've been winning social security claims since 1993. Let us lead the way, so you can avoid being part of this statistic.
Am I Eligible for SSDI?
1. Are you currently Employed?
If your monthly earnings exceed $1180, you typically won't qualify for disability benefits.
2. Do you have a significant medical condition?
You may qualify for disability if your condition significantly hampers basic work-related activities.
3. Is your medical condition recognized by the SSA?
The Social Security Administration maintains a list of medical conditions for each major body system that qualify for disability.
4. If your condition isn't listed, are you able to perform your previous job?
If your condition is serious but not listed, the SSA will assess whether you can still perform your previous job despite your condition.
5. Are you capable of doing any other work?
If you're unable to do your previous job, the SSA will consider you disabled if you can't perform any other kind of work.
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