HOW DO I GET SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY
1. Are You Working?
If your earnings average more than $1,000/month, you are generally not considered disabled.
2. Is Your Condition Considered Severe?
A “severe impairment” is one that significantly affects your capacity to do work-related activities. If your impairment is not severe then you will lose your claim at this question.
3. Does your condition prevent you from returning to your last job?
If you can return to your previous job within 12 months of your disability onset, you will generally not be considered disabled.
4. Does your condition prevent you from doing all other kinds of work?
You may have a strong disability benefits claim. You can contact a Social Security attorney to assist you with filing a Disability Application right away.
You may still have a disability claim based on other factors; if you believe you are disabled, you should get a consultation on your case.
For a free disability case evaluation or to see if you qualify visit www.AvardLaw.com or call (800) 814-0808 or (239) 945-0808 to speak with a Legal Assistant.