Social Security
Disability Insurance
For individuals who have worked and paid into Social Security and may qualify for disability benefits.
Explore SSDISSDI, SSI, or a denied claim? Start with a few questions. We’ll help you find the next step worth taking.
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Whether this is your first application or your third letter from Social Security, you deserve a clear explanation of what happens next.
For individuals who have worked and paid into Social Security and may qualify for disability benefits.
Explore SSDIFor eligible individuals with limited income or resources, subject to Social Security’s rules.
Explore SSIBeen denied? Understand the stages of review and why acting promptly is important.
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We start with a short, straightforward intake. Your answers go directly to the team reviewing your request.
Tell us your situationA few questions about your disability claim, the stage you’re at, and how we can reach you.
A team member reviews the details and determines whether a consultation is appropriate.
We’ll explain what happens after review and whether the firm can offer representation.
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Most SSA administrative appeals have a 60-day request window, subject to notice rules and exceptions. Submitting this website form does not pause that deadline.
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Helpful information before you share your details.
No. YOURABLECASE is a law-firm consultation request website, not a government agency or an official SSA benefits application. For an official filing, visit SSA.gov.
Appeals have deadlines. Do not wait for a response to this intake to protect your rights. You may file directly with SSA while you seek advice.
That's okay. The intake lets you select “Not sure,” and an appropriate representative can explain the differences if your request is accepted for review.
No. Submitting a request does not create an attorney-client relationship. Representation requires the firm's acceptance process and a separate agreement.
You don't need to know every rule, form, or acronym to request a review. Just tell us where things stand.
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