Your medical summary is the most important factor for the Social Security Administration when determining whether or not you are eligible to receive benefits. You should have this information gathered and ready to submit when you submit an application for review.
You are going to want to provide your attorney with sufficient, accurate, and timely medical evidence supporting your claim and needs for disability benefits. It is of the utmost importance that you are able to provide evidence that your ability to work within the next 12 months has been affected due to a disease or medical condition.
If your initial application ends up being denied for benefits, your attorney will then be able to take over the case on your behalf. They will only
You are going to want to provide your attorney with sufficient, accurate, and timely medical evidence supporting your claim and needs for disability benefits. It is of the utmost importance that you are able to provide evidence that your ability to work within the next 12 months has been affected due to a disease or medical condition.
If your initial application ends up being denied for benefits, your attorney will then be able to take over the case on your behalf. They will only