Information Necessary to File SSD Claims
The Social Security Administration (SSA) will require to you submit a substantial amount of documentation to support your claim for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits. Sadly, many applicants with qualifying disabilities are denied benefits because their application is either incomplete or because an administrative error has been made. To avoid having your application denied by the SSA right away, you will need to make sure that your application is as compete as it possibly can be.
What You Need to Get Started with Your SSD Claim
The documentation requirements for SSD benefits are pretty extensive, and the application itself will take considerable care to complete. Bearing that in mind, it may be in your best interest to go ahead and contact an attorney who understands what will be required of you as you apply for these important benefits. Though every application is unique—possibly requiring documentation that is also unique—the following information will be necessary to supplement your claim:
- Medical documentation of your disability over a defined period of time
- A description of how your disability has affected your life
- Proof of financial hardships
Whatever the particulars of your situation, our attorneys can help you understand your claim and what you will need to collect in order to file an application that is as complete as it possibly can be.
Consult with a SSD Initial Claim Filing Attorney in San Antonio
If you would like to learn more about what information you will need to collect to file your claim, you should reach out to a San Antonio SSD claim filing attorney at the Chris Mayo Law Firm. To speak with a Texas SSD attorney about the particulars of your disability, please call our San Antonio offices at (210) 999-9999 today.