How Do I Apply for Social Security Disability?
Making a Strong First Impression
Even though the Social Security Administration (SSA) approves less than 30 percent of the initial applications it receives for SSD and SSI benefits, the stronger your application, the stronger your chances for success both initially and if necessary, on appeal.
At Midwest Disability, we help individuals and families throughout the country to apply for and obtain Social Security Disability benefits from the SSA. In fact, disability claims are the only types of cases we take. Our lawyers offer more than 50 years of combined experience representing the injured and disabled. And together, they can represent you efficiently while providing the personal and caring service you need to get through this difficult time in your life.
How do I apply for Social Security Disability benefits?
We can do your application for you. You don’t have to contact SSA. Our attorneys know what the SSA is looking for in an initial application and can help you to submit a strong, clear and compelling initial application to the SSA. You can apply for SSD benefits over the phone by calling our office and your application will be submitted online.
To complete your application when you call our office, you will need to provide information about your medical condition, your work history and your education. This information is necessary to help SSA decide whether you are disabled. The process is the same no matter which state you live in. From our Midwest offices, we assist clients throughout the country.
When should I apply?
If you have a physical or mental impairment that has kept you from working or is expected to keep you from working for at least one year, you should apply for Social Security Disability benefits as soon as possible.
Midwest Disability works hard for you
For answers to other questions about how to apply for Social Security Disability benefits, contact us online or call our offices directly at 888-351-0427 for a free case evaluation and consultation.
All cases are taken on contingency, meaning there are no fees until we recover benefits.
