Technically, you can work part-time up to a certain amount (which changes yearly) while applying for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), but we strongly advise against it if you’re serious about getting your claim approved. While the Social Security Administration (SSA) allows applicants to work under a certain income threshold—called Substantial Gainful Activity (SGA)—doing so …
Check your Social Security Disability application status on the Social Security Administration (SSA) website. Log in to your SSA account or create one. Next, go to the “Your Benefit Applications” section and select “View Details.” At this point, you can view the status of your application, the date of your filing, the claim location, and …
An elimination period for disability insurance is the amount of time you must wait after becoming disabled before your benefits begin. During the elimination period, you’re responsible for all related medical expenses out of pocket. Once the period ends and your claim is approved, your insurance company will begin paying benefits. Contact a Greenville Social …
Disability doctors ask questions that help them determine whether your medical condition limits your ability to work. Such questions can address things like What symptoms are you experiencing? How do they affect your daily life? Can you perform basic tasks like standing, walking, or lifting? Knowing what questions disability doctors ask when applying for Social …
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