If your Supplemental Security Income (SSI) payment was reduced this month, it is likely due to changes in your income, living situation, or financial resources. The Social Security Administration (SSA) regularly reviews recipient eligibility and adjusts payments accordingly. Even small financial or household changes can impact the amount you receive. Understanding why your SSI benefits …
Some signs that you may be approved for Disability include that you have substantial medical evidence, you have an extensive work history, you are currently unable to work, and you had a physically demanding job and are unable to change careers. If a serious medical condition prevents you from working, securing Social Security Disability Insurance …
A fully favorable disability decision is when the Social Security Administration (SSA) agrees that you are disabled and approves your claim for benefits, including back pay. It also means the SSA agrees with the date you said your disability began. This is called the “onset date.” The decision also means the SSA has found you …
A doctor’s letter can significantly strengthen your Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) claim when properly written and supported by evidence. However, not all medical letters carry the same weight. Understanding what makes an effective doctor’s letter can help improve your chances of approval. Our Greenville Social Security Disability lawyers explain below how doctors’ letters influence …
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