SSD for 2021

In the past twelve months, we have seen many changes to the norm, but SSD in 2021 has not changed as harshly as far as how one can qualify and obtain it. The Social Security Administration doesn’t make it particularly easy, and it more likely than not will result in a stressful process for the claimant, but if all the right evidence and information is organized and provided correctly, you are one step closer to getting SSD in 2021.

SSD stands for Social Security Disability and is also sometimes referred to as Retirement, Survivors, and Disability benefits (or RSDI) as well as Disability Insurance Benefits (or DIB). The Social Security Administration offers disabled individuals health and monetary benefits if they have worked long enough in the United States. Social Security will more than likely ask an extensive list of personal questions to determine how you are currently supporting yourself and how that will affect your qualification, so proving your eligibility is quite tedious.

On top of that they will follow up with any doctors or hospitals you have seen for the disabilities you listed in your application and confirm your conditions are unchanging or appearing to worsen. This will confirm with Social Security that your ailments are beyond a shadow of a doubt going to keep you from working and holding a job, especially one that is labor-intensive.

The Social Security Administration will not only look at medical records, they will want to see a list of the medications you’re on and will ask you questions like how many times you visit the grocery store or how often you do chores around your home.

An attorney can advise you on how best to answer certain questions, help you organize all the necessary documents, and help locate all the records needed to qualify for SSD in 2021. The process as a whole can be confusing as well as overwhelming which is why having a law firm there to assist you throughout the process is key. One of the first things you are recommended to do before applying is find an attorney that is available to help you through the process of applying for SSD in 2021.

Gold Country Workers’ Comp Center is not only a professional and successful law firm equipped to handle Social Security Disability claims but also Workers’ Comp claims for individuals injured on the job. Our goal is to get you the long-term benefits you rightfully deserve. Call us for a free consultation at (530) 362-7188.

Gold Country Workers’ Comp Center is a professional and successful law firm equipped to handle disability and workers’ comp claims. Our goal is to get you the long-term benefits you rightfully deserve. Call us for a free consultation at (530) 362-7188.