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The Social Security "Disability Report-Adult" FormThe Social Security "Disability Report-Adult" form asks a lot of information about what conditions disable you, work history, and medical care.
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The Social Security Function Report-Adult FormThe Social Security "Function Report-Adult" form asks a lot of questions about why you feel you are disabled, daily activities, and limitations.
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Social Security Disability Claim Tips: The "Disability Report-Adult" FormWhen you apply for Social Security Disability, you are going to be filling out some forms. Here are some tips on how to approach the many forms.
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The Social Security Consultative Examination: Some TipsWhen you apply for Social Security Disability, you may be asked to attend a "consultative examination." This article provides tips on how to handle the examination.
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Maximizing Your Social Security Disability Benefit: Plan AheadWith careful planning, you can maximize your Social Security Disability benefit, especially if you are receiving SSI benefits.
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Some Thoughts on How Long Social Security Will Take to Decide Your ClaimSome people can wait months, even years to finally get Social Security Disability. Read this article to get some ideas on how long it takes, and what you can do.
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What to Expect After You Apply for Social Security DisabilityAfter applying for Social Security Disability, you will be asked even more questions, some of them more than once. Read this article to get ready
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Thinking About Applying for Social Security Disability? Read ThisApplying for Social Security Disability is a big decision, and this article gives you some things to think about if you are thinking about indisability benefits
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How to Get Ready to Apply for Social Security DisabilityAttention Social Security Disability Applicants: Read this important article o increase your chances of getting Social Security Disability approved early.
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Social Security Disability and the Appeals CouncilSocial Security Disability claimant's can appeal a denied claim several times. After a denial at hearing, the next appeal is to the Appeals Council.
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Social Security Disability Remand Hearings: A PrimerSocial Security Disability claims can be appealed several times, and if successful, often results in a "remand" haring. Learn what happens at these hearings.
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A Mental Health Practitioner's Guide to Evaluation of Mental Impairments for Social Security Disability ApplicantsThis article provides mental health providers insight into how Social Security evaluates disability claims arising from a mental impairment.
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A Look at The Listings: Shoulder, Hip and Hand Conditions: Learn What The Listing Requires, and How to "Meet a Listing"Social Security publishes Impairment Listings for different disabling conditions. This article explores the listing for shoulder, arm, hand, hip and leg problems.
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Social Security Disability: A Look at The Listings: Orthopedic and Spinal ConditionsSocial Security has set out "impairment listings" that explain what you must prove in order to "meet a listing.This article covers Orthopedic conditoins.
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Choosing the Right Social Security Lawyer: Some TipsYou have a lot of choices in picking your Social Security Disability lawyer. Here are some tips on hiring the right Social Security lawyer for your claim.
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Social Security Fee Agreements Give Disabled People Access to an AttorneySocial Security Claimants are unable to work, and the idea of hiring an attorney can cause anxiety and worry. Fee agreements give access to an attorney.
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A Summary of How Social Security Evaluates Mental ImpairmentsMental Illness is real, and an every day fact for many Americans. Learn how the Social Security assesses mental impairments, and how you can prove the claim.
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Reopening Prior Social Security Disability Claims is Difficult, But Not ImpossibleMany people file Social Security Disability Insurance claims, and for various reasons, choose not to appeal the denial. These claims can be re-opened.
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How Your Age Affects Your Social Security Disability Case.Your age can play a major role in determining whether you qualify for Social Security Disability benefits. Learn why it is helpful for applicants to be "older."
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Five "or More" Things to Consider When Deciding Whether to File for Disability BenefitsMany people are unsure about whether they should apply for Social Security Disability. Here are some items to consider in deciding whether to go forward.