Disability process

Call typeyou have four types of call at your disposal. For your case is considered again you need to complete your order. The first type of call is the "review," the application of review and appeal disability report form. You can version paper and post to your local social security office, or you can submit online forms and complete and electronically access. At this point someone in the Office of the State is disability determination review your medical information and take a new decision (this is not the person who deny the first decision). You will be presented your decision in the second type of call consultation is Exhibition Centre. You have a request for hearing by administrative law judge. Also, ask you to complete the report disability complaint. You can fill you these and your e-Mail or you electronically. If you want to meet in person of the judge you can request it. Discuss after the meeting with you and your case, let you know the judge in writing of its decision is.The third call type is the Appeals Council review. Fill out the request for review of decision/order of judge administrative law, find the link to secure.ssa.gov. You must fill in paper format and send it to your local social security office. Someone review and evaluation of disability move your case Office by letter from the new decision.Finally notify you can go in a District Court. You will need to hire a lawyer to file a complaint against the SSA. A judge of the District Court will hear your case and write you, so you know its advantages to the appeal after get denied advantages Word, can a letter calls the IhreVorteile continue for 10 days of receipt to yourIt writing the rejection decision.Continuing. You can still receive benefits, but if your appeal is denied, you have to all repay you incorrectly, that you want to help your appeal request file, to.Getting HelpSocSécurité AAA. You can speak with a representative of the SSA, a letter write call numbers or contact with it on your site (ssa.gov) toll free at (800) 772-1213 or (800) 325-0778 (TTY). You can hire a lawyer.