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Last year, three out of every five individuals who filed for Social Security disability the first time, on reconsideration or on appeal--were denied! Why?
Because no one took the time to help them completely evaluate all the following evidence, long before they officially filed, Where-by making sure all their evidence was fully creditable. and would COMPLETELY SUPPORT their inability to do any kind of work for at least a year without exception.
Their personal evidence - includes their Disability
Report, Work History, Adult Functional Report, Third
Party Functional Report and Supplemental
Questionnaire;
Their Past and Current Physical and Mental evidence;
And a Med-Vocational Analyzes.
As a physically disable--former Social Security Disability Determination Examiner, and currently disability advocate, the filing check-list I have developed-will tell you:
Long before your officially file, if all your disability evidence--is fully creditable, consistent & supports you being allowed without exception.
The potential for a decision being made on your initial or reconsideration case, within 45 days or less--after first being filed;
How to make sure, all is being done to the prepare your case for the appeals hearing;
How to know-- if it's taking to long to get an official "appeals hearing date".
Please Remember
If you do not order the Check-list, please make sure long before you officially file - that either you or your advocate have fully evaluated and determined, that all your past/current, physical, mental and vocational evidence:
Are fully creditable and will completely support your inability to do your past work for at least 12 months--without exception;
And fully supports why your past work skills cannot be transferred to any other work for at least 12 months, without exception.
The Bottom line is--a simple evaluation form, will not tell you you're cases potential for being allowed--before you offically file. The checklist and it's follow-report will, was developed to provide the reader or recipient with:
What specific areas that will most-likely contribute to a decision on your case being delayed by months-if not taken care of long before you officially file;
And what specific areas will most-likely contribute to a denial decision on your case, if not taken care of long before you officially file.
Once you have completed and returned the check-list for evaluation, you will receive a summary of those areas of concern, if any which I feel are most likely get your case delayed or denied - if not completely taken care of long before you officially file.
You will also be provided with recommendations as to what I know, MUST be done before you officially file--to keep your case out of harms way--through-out the adjudication process.
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