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Similar to SSI, SSDI is a form of direct payment to individuals from the federal government. Unlike SSI, these benefits are funded through payroll taxes, meaning workers contribute to the SSDI system for their entire working lives.
For that reason, the SSA imposes a work credit requirement for SSDI benefits. A work credit is used to measure how much a person has worked in three-month increments. The amount of work credits needed to obtain SSDI benefits will depend on your age at the onset of your disability.
In addition to the work credit requirement, this type of Social Security benefits are only available for individuals who are too disabled to maintain gainful employment. There is no “partial disability,” meaning that SSDI only covers those with a complete, permanent disability. Other benefits might be available in cases where a person is likely to recover at some point.
It can be difficult to identify whether these disability requirements have been met or not. A Social Security expert could help you in establishing your eligibility and filing an appeal in the event of one or more denials.
If you believe you are entitled to disability benefits through the SSA, a social security expert could help you pursue your claim. If your first claim is denied, our experts could also assist you during the appeals process.
Do not take the risk of handling a claim for disability benefits on your own. If you qualify, our experienced Social Security Disability legal team will handle everything. You pay nothing out-of-pocket, and we only get paid if you win your claim.
If you believe you are entitled to disability benefits through the Social Security Administration (SSA), a social security expert can provide invaluable assistance throughout the process. Our experienced legal team will help you pursue your claim and handle everything if your first application is denied. With our expertise, we can evaluate your case and increase your chances of success with the appeals process.
The disability benefits calculator on NewLindDisability.com can help give you an estimate of how much money you may be eligible to receive should your claim be approved. Using this calculator, simply enter in some basic information, such as your estimated earnings over the past few years and any applicable medical conditions that could qualify for disability benefits under SSA guidelines. The calculator will immediately give you an estimate of benefits based on current regulations and eligibility criteria.
Our social security experts have extensive experience working with claimants from diverse backgrounds and understand what it takes to successfully win a case for disability benefits. We have helped thousands of people across the United States get the financial aid they need, so that they can focus on getting healthy or improving their quality of life.
Working with us, there is no risk involved – we only get paid if you win your claim and there’s nothing out-of-pocket to pay upfront! Plus, we offer free consultations so that claimants can go into the process informed about their rights and what they may be entitled to. If you’d like to get a better understanding of the eligibility requirements for SSDI, take a look at this SSA Grid Rules guide [source: DisabilityQualification.com]
Curious how much your monthly SSDI payment would be if approved? There are a variety of factors, but for a quick answer, this Social Security Disability Benefits Calculator can provide a quick monthly payments estimate.
With our experienced team of Disability Application specialists, Newlin Disability can even assist in helping you collect back payments when you win your claim. Get started today.
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