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Is your injury, illness, or related condition stopping you from working for the foreseeable future? Reach out to one of our Boise social security disability attorneys to learn about how you can seek SSD benefits.
There are numerous ways you can lose your ability to work because of an injury or related condition.
For example, experiencing a severe hip injury as a result of a fall could permanently prevent you from working. Depending on the seriousness of your injury or condition—say, if you also hit your head in the fall—you may even lose the ability to understand necessary information or even communicate. Your motor skills might also be impacted.
Thankfully, you’re not hopeless if you find yourself in this situation. Craig Swapp & Associates is here to help you gather the required documents needed to seek your social security disability (SSD) benefits.
Even if your SSD benefits are denied, speaking with a Boise social security disability lawyer will help you better understand how you can obtain your social security disability benefits.
If you’re out of work for twelve months or more because of physical injuries, emotional trauma, or mental reasons, you’re able to apply for social security disability insurance (SSDI).
SSDI is a federal government-based program that financially supports individuals such as yourself who are unable to work because of physical, emotional, or psychological disabilities.
The funding for SSDI comes from your previous paychecks and allows you to receive the benefits of SSDI without being at retirement age. Requirements for qualifying for SSDI include working at a job covered by social security and spending five out of the last ten years at that specific job.
You’ll also have to have an injury or condition that prevents you from working and obtaining any income. The Social Security Administration (SSA) will determine if your injury or condition prevents you from working, and they are the ones who ultimately decide if you receive SSDI benefits in Boise.
Do not worry if your initial SSDI claim is denied. The SSA denies over 70% of SSDI claims, sometimes for simple errors, such as incorrect information on the SSDI claim forms or a mistake in medical records. Sometimes the only thing stopping you from obtaining your SSD benefits is a typo.
A Boise social security disability attorney can help you gather the correct documentation and resubmit your information to the SSA. The process of obtaining SSDI benefits is complicated, but a Boise injury lawyer will work for your SSDI claim by using their experience dealing with the SSA.
If you’re fortunate enough to have your SSDI claim approved by the SSA, you can use your benefits however you please. From buying food for your household to paying your electric bill, you can use this source of income to support you and your family however you need to.
Even while you’re incarcerated, your children, spouse, and other dependents can collect your SSD benefits on your behalf. Through the process known as auxiliary benefits, you can still support your family and/or dependents.
The lawyers at Craig Swapp & Associates have experience dealing with SSDI claims. Our social security disability attorneys want to help you gather the proper documents and negotiate with the SSA on your behalf. You deserve a fair chance at obtaining SSDI benefits.
Calling 1-800-404-9000 will allow you to speak with a Boise social security disability lawyer. You can also fill out the online contact form at the bottom of this page to reach us.