Fast Facts:
- The Social Security Administration sends a SSA-3369 Work History Report when you apply for benefits.
- This 10 page form is an essential part of your Disability claim.
- The form asks questions about your last 15 years of employment.
- Questions include how much you lifted, carried, walked, pulled and sat during an 8-hour day at each job.
- Social Security uses the information to determine whether you can perform past work or any other work.
10
Number of Pages
20
Number of Questions for Each Previous Job
1
Estimated Hours To Complete
QUICK TIP:
Give more information ― not less ― on the SSA-3369.
Some sections of the Work History Report specifically ask for more information. Be sure to give it, even though it is time-consuming. Be sure to elaborate, for example, when it asks you to “describe this job.” Say what you did all day and, if you need more space, don’t hesitate to write in the “Remarks” section. Social Security needs a complete picture of your limitations and why you can no longer work.
Need help with the Work History Report?
Many people applying for Disability benefits, do not understand the importance of their paperwork. Disability decisions are primarily based upon the information that you put down. The Work History Report is no exception.
If you are unsure how to correctly fill out SSA-3369 or how to complete your Disability application, we highly recommend speaking with a member of our team. We can answer any questions you may have and help you avoid common mistakes that could lead to a denied Disability claim.
In fact, we can handle bulk of the entire Disability process for you, greatly improving your chance of success. Get off on the right foot. Call us today at 855-702-9061 for a free case review or fill out the contact form on this page.
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