QUALIFY
We’ll confirm that you meet the Social Security Administration’s (SSA) requirements for filing Disability claims.
At McDonald Law Firm, we help people every day file for Disability. We’re prepared to help you, too.
We’ll confirm that you meet the Social Security Administration’s (SSA) requirements for filing Disability claims.
We’ll help you prepare all of the files, documents and paperwork needed for you to file for Disability benefits.
We’ll submit your Disability application and case files to the Social Security Administration (SSA) and file a Disability claim on your behalf.
We realize this list is long… but don’t worry, we’re here to help! If any of these items are not in your possession or readily available to you, we’ll try to help you with them.
Application Status
If you’ve previously applied and been turned down for disability benefits, the dates and information about your most recent denial
Personal Identification
Your birth date, your place of birth and your Social Security number
Emergency Contact
The name, address and phone number of an emergency contact should we be unable to get in contact with you
Marital History
The name, Social Security number and date of birth (or age) of your current spouse and of any former spouse. Also, the date and place of marriage and dates of divorce or death (if appropriate).
Dependents
The names and dates of birth of your minor children
Income History
Your yearly income for the last two years
Social Security Statement
You can request a copy of your Social Security Statement directly from the SSA or we can help you obtain it if needed
Recent Employment
The names, addresses and dates of employment for all employers within the last two years
Work History
A list of the jobs (up to 5) that you’ve had in the 15 years before you became unable to work and the dates you worked at those jobs (employer addresses and phone numbers are not necessary)
Medical Records
Detailed information about your medical illnesses, injuries or conditions, including the names, addresses, phone numbers, patient ID numbers and dates of treatment for all doctors, hospitals and clinics; the names of medicines you are taking and who prescribed them; and the names and dates of medical tests you have had and who sent you for them
Post-Diagnosis Work History
How long your condition has kept you from working and the dates of any attempts you’ve made to return to work
Other Compensation Records
Information about any state disability, SSA retirement, unemployment benefits or long-term disability benefits that you might be receiving
Veterans’ Status
The beginning and ending dates of any active U.S. military service you’ve had before 1968
Monies Owed
Including back taxes, child support, student loans in default or bankruptcy information
Direct Deposit Information
If you would like direct deposits arranged for your benefit checks, your checking or savings account number, including your bank’s 9-digit routing number
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