How do I get Social Security Disability Benefits V

How do I get Social Security Disability Benefits V

The vast majority of disabled persons who apply for Social Security Disability benefits, regardless of their medical condition, are denied disability benefits on their initial application.  Many of those applying for disability benefits believe that given the Social Security Administration’s opinion that they are not entitled to Social Security Disability benefit here in Alabama, but that is not necessarily the case.  If you are denied Social Security Disability benefits, don’t give up give up, call an experienced Alabama Social Security Disability Lawyer–

In order to be entitled to Social Security Disability benefits in Alabama, you must meet the Social Security Administration’s definition of being disabled.  In making this determination, the Social Security Administration follows a five step sequential evaluation process in order; if the Administration determines that you are not disabled at the end of the first step, their evaluation will continue to the next step of the evaluation process until it has been determined that you are either disabled or not.  In our last blog we discussed the third step of the evaluation process, in this blog we will explain step four.

At step four, the Social Security Administration looks to determine whether the claimant’s residual functional capacity-what you are able to do on a consistent manner functionally.  At this step the Administration considers all of your impairments, and once their initial determination has been made, Social Security looks to see if your current functional limitations would prohibit you from performing the relevant work you have performed in the last 15 years.  If you current limitations prohibit you from performing these past jobs, the Administration will then move to the final step.

If you live in Alabama and you have been denied Social Security Disability benefits, but you believe that you meet the legal definition of disabled, don’t give up.  Contact and speak with one of the knowledgeable Alabama Disability Attorneys at Powell and Denny today for a free consultation.  Virtual appointments are available through Zoom, so you have meet with one of our experienced Disability Lawyers from the safety, convenience and comfort of home wherever you live in Alabama.

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How do I get Social Security Disability Benefits V