Social Security Disability (SSDI or SSD) - Ally Disability

The Social Security Disability program (SSD) is one of the largest Federal programs that provides assistance to Americans with disabilities. Only individuals who meet specific criteria are eligible for Social Security Disability benefits under this program.

When you apply for Social Security Disability benefits, you’re applying for Social Security Disability Insurance. This insurance pays benefits to you and certain members of your family if you’re insured. If you’re insured, this means you’ve worked long enough in the U.S. workforce and have paid Social Security taxes.

SSDI and SSI

Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) differs from Supplemental Security Income (SSI), which pays benefits based on your financial need. When you apply for SSDI and SSI, the Social Security Administration collects your information and either accepts or denies your application.

If your application is denied, you can appeal to have your application reconsidered. It’s at this time in your application process that you will want to add any additional information about your disability or medical history that may have been missing from your initial application. An experienced Social Security Disability attorney can help ensure you’re not missing any valuable information that could impact your eligibility for SSDI or SSI benefits.

Experienced Social Security Disability Attorneys

Ally Disability is the Social Security Disability firm you can trust to help you during the application process for your Social Security Disability Insurance benefits and after you’ve applied. Whether your application is accepted or denied, our team at Ally Disability will help you figure out the next steps.

Need assistance with SSDI or SSI? Ally Disability has the SSI disability lawyers you can count on to get the best possible results for your claim. To learn more about SSDI benefits or to schedule a consultation, contact Ally Disability today.

What You Can Expect

1. File Application with the Administration

2. Assist client with completing disability forms from SSA

3. File appeals (when necessary)

4. Conduct Hearing (when necessary)

5. Assist with payment questions (once approved)

6. Assist with Medicare questions (once approved)

SSDI and SSI

Experienced Social Security Disability Attorneys

What You Can Expect

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