Reconsideration is the initial stage of the Social Security Disability appeals process. A claimant who receives a denial can request reconsideration. This is a request to ask the Social Security Administration to take another look at the application and medical evidence. When you request reconsideration, the Social Security Administration will assign your case to a new disability examiner, who will double-check your qualifications.
In Pennsylvania, you cannot...What Is Reconsideration and Who Makes the Reconsideration Determination?
Updated June 21, 2024
Reconsideration is the initial stage of the Social Security Disability appeals process. A claimant who receives a denial can request reconsideration. This is a request to ask the Social Security Administration to take another look at the application and medical evidence. When you request reconsideration, the Social Security Administration will assign your case to a new disability examiner, who will double-check your qualifications.
In Pennsylvania, you cannot...
Reconsideration is the initial stage of the Social Security Disability appeals process. A claimant who receives a denial can request reconsideration. This is a request to ask the Social Security Administration to take another look at the application and medical evidence. When you request reconsideration, the Social Security Administration will assign your case to a new disability examiner, who will double-check your qualifications.
In Pennsylvania, you cannot...
An attorney may be able to help you improve your chances of pursuing a persuasive disability claim or appeal. Having a lawyer who regularly deals with these cases can confidently help you file your appeal and build a stronger case for approval. Our attorneys understand the appeals process and know what it takes to qualify for disability benefits.
An Attorney Will Help You Understand the Medical Requirements
Social Security disability attorneys know what the...
Some health conditions allow you to qualify for Social Security disability benefits if you have medical proof of a diagnosis and meet certain qualifications for a compassionate allowance. In this way, some disabilities may seem “pre-approved” for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits.
Getting Benefits By Meeting the Criteria in the Blue Book
The Social Security Administration publishes a list...
Many couples ask us what benefits they will lose if they get married. How marriage affects Social Security benefits depends greatly on the type of benefits you receive. Depending on the circumstances, it could have no effect, reduce your monthly payment, or stop your benefits entirely. You will want to ensure you understand the unique effects in your case before your wedding.
In general, getting married should not affect your Social Security Disability Insurance...
A husband and wife can both collect Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) in Pittsburgh. It is also possible — but perhaps less likely — for both to qualify for Supplemental Security Income (SSI).
If you have concerns about how your application for disability benefits could affect your spouse's benefits, Berger and Green is here to help. We can discuss how your application for benefits will be affected by your spouse’s benefits...