ODAR is in charge of conducting hearings for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI). ODAR stands for Office of Disability Adjudication and Review. ODAR administers the hearings and appeals program for … Read More
The more you earned, the more you paid into Social Security, so the larger your disability benefit will be. Tanya in Del Mar, California asks “If I am found eligible for Social Security Disability benefits … Read More
A disability hearing is where you will have your best chance to win your claim. Tim from El Cajon, California asks “I applied for Social Security Disability in San Diego, CA and was denied. Can … Read More
Some disabilities are likely to be approved very quickly; however, there is no guarantee that any disability will automatically get approved. Perry, in Escondido, California, asks “are there some disabilities that are guaranteed to get … Read More
It is very important to always keep them updated on what is happening with your situation. If you choose to use a disability attorney (or non-attorney representative) for your Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) claim … Read More
The purpose of Ticket to Work is to make available training, job referrals, and other support and services to help you obtain employment. The Ticket to Work Program is a work incentive that is for … Read More
As soon as your claim for SSI is approved, you can start getting benefits. Nancy, in San Marcos, California, asks “Is there a waiting period before I am eligible for SSI disability benefits?” Supplemental Security … Read More
There are some limitations for how many months you will be able to collect back pay. Todd, in San Ysidro, California asks “How far back will Social Security pay me if I am approved for … Read More
Missing a consultative exam will delay the processing of your claim. Brad, in San Diego, California asks “I was scheduled for a social security medical exam for my SSDI case; I was not able to … Read More
YES! The Social Security Administration (SSA) will allow you to work while you are applying for, or receiving disability benefits as long as your monthly earned income does not exceed the SGA limit. Travis, from … Read More
