Keefe Disability Law has compiled a list of the most frequently asked questions in response to the overwhelming number of people who need help with the Social Security Disability process in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island. If you are disabled and need help with disability benefits, read on to learn how to protect your legal rights.
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Do I need a letter from my doctor when applying for SSDI?
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Should my doctor have experience helping people apply for SSDI?
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What if my condition worsened after I submitted my SSDI application?
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What is the Disability Starter Kit?
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Can I collect SSDI and SSI benefits at the same time?
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What are the benefits of hiring a disability attorney to handle my SSDI appeal?
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Can I get SSDI if I can no longer use my hands?
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What are the steps in the SSA's disability determination process?
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What are medically determinable impairments?
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How often do I have to reapply for Social Security disability benefits?
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Are there any limits on how I can spend SSDI money?
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What is a durational denial and what does it mean for my SSDI case?
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What should I do if I was denied SSDI benefits for osteoporosis?
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What medical documentation do I need to apply for SSDI for long COVID?
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What is a Social Security disability protective filing date?
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What is a disability freeze, and why might I need one?
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How can a vocational expert impact my claim?
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Do I need a Social Security card to apply for Social Security disability benefits?
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What happens if I leave a question blank on my Social Security application?
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What’s the easiest way to get Social Security disability benefits?