You paid into the system. Find out what you are owed.
Most first time Social Security Disability applications are denied for reasons that have nothing to do with how sick you are. Answer a few questions and we will tell you where your claim stands.
- Free case review
- No upfront cost
- All 50 states
- Answer in 24 hours
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A benefits advocate will call you within one business day at the number you provided. If you would rather not wait, call us now.
Call (800) 555-0142Support built around the part people get wrong
Claims rarely fail on medical grounds alone. They fail on paperwork, deadlines, and missing records. That is exactly where we work.
Application prepared for you
We complete the forms, gather the medical evidence, and file everything in the order Social Security expects to see it.
Denials appealed
A denial is not the end. We handle reconsideration and hearing requests, and we make sure nothing lapses.
Deadlines tracked
You get 60 days to appeal. We track every date so a missed letter does not restart your case from zero.
Back pay pursued
Approved claims can include benefits dating back to your disability onset. We make sure that is claimed properly.
Three steps, and we do most of them
Tell us about your situation
Fill in the short form above. We ask only what we need to see whether a claim is worth filing.
Talk to an advocate
Within one business day, someone calls to walk through your work history, condition, and medical records.
We file and follow through
We prepare the claim, submit it, respond to requests, and appeal if needed until you have a decision.
You may have a claim if these sound familiar
- You cannot work as you used to. A physical or mental condition has kept you from substantial work, or is expected to for at least 12 months.
- You have a work history. You paid Social Security taxes over recent years, which builds the credits SSDI is based on.
- You are between 18 and full retirement age. SSDI covers working age adults.
- You have been treated by a doctor. Medical records are the backbone of every approved claim.
- You were already denied once. A large share of first applications are denied and later won on appeal.
People who stopped fighting the paperwork alone
"I was denied twice on my own. Someone finally explained what the letter actually meant and what to send back. That changed everything."
Denise R., Ohio"I could barely stand long enough to make dinner, let alone chase down five years of medical records. They did that part."
Marcus T., Texas"No one asked me for money up front, which is the reason I called back. They kept me updated the whole way through."
Angela K., FloridaTestimonials reflect individual experiences. Results vary and are not a guarantee of any outcome.
Straight answers before you start
What does this cost me?
The case review is free. If we take your case, representation fees in disability claims are set by federal rules and are paid only out of approved back pay. You are not asked for money up front.
Are you part of the Social Security Administration?
No. Claim SSDI Benefits is a private company. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of the Social Security Administration or any government agency. You may apply for benefits directly and free of charge at ssa.gov.
I was already denied. Is it too late?
Usually not. You generally have 60 days from the date of the denial notice to request an appeal. Many claims that were denied initially are approved later in the process, so contact us as soon as you can.
How long does a decision take?
Timelines vary widely by state and by the stage your claim is in. Initial decisions often take several months, and appeals can take longer. We keep you informed at each step rather than leaving you guessing.
What happens after I submit the form?
You get a call from a benefits advocate within one business day. That call covers your work history, your condition, and what records exist. Nothing is filed without your go ahead.
Why do you need my date of birth and ZIP code?
Age and location both affect eligibility rules and which office handles your claim. We use that information to check whether filing makes sense for you before anyone spends time on it.
A free review costs you nothing but a minute
If you do not have a claim worth filing, we will tell you that too. Either way you will know where you stand.