The Social Security Administration (SSA) offers two programs: Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI). These programs provide benefits for disabled individuals. However, both programs come with strict requirements.<\/p>\n
Consider partnering with a South Carolina Supplemental Security Income lawyer from our firm if you don\u2019t have enough work credits to qualify for SSDI. We can evaluate your situation and help you apply for SSI. George Sink Injury Lawyers has more than 40 years of experience, and we\u2019ve resolved more than 40,000 cases. We\u2019re ready to fight for the benefits you need and deserve today.<\/p>\n
We Know How To Protect Your Rights And We Are Ready To Fight For You! <\/p> Give Us A Call \u00bb <\/a><\/div><\/div> The SSA<\/a> denies 53 percent of initial applications. This means, out of 10 applications, five will be denied. It can take anywhere from three to five months for the SSA<\/a> to make a decision. A denial can threaten your financial stability and leave you with uncertainty.<\/p>\n Our lawyers will do everything possible to secure an approval. This involves:<\/p>\n We\u2019ve helped people just like you secure disability benefits. Our team is determined to make the application process as easy as possible.<\/p>\n Our Supplemental Security Income Lawyer Near Me(888) 612-7001<\/a><\/p> Here\u2019s the primary difference between SSI and SSDI:<\/p>\n Our Goal Is To Get You The Most Money \u2013 FAST! <\/p> (888) 612-7001 <\/a><\/div><\/div> Both SSDI and SSI yield similar benefits. According to the SSA<\/a>, you can get up to $841 a month if you qualify for SSI. You also get Medicaid and may qualify for food stamps.<\/p>\n Your cash benefits sometimes change from year to year because the SSA accounts for cost of living increases and inflation.<\/p>\n Our Firm Stands Apart From The Rest Because We Make Clients Our Priority. <\/p> Give Us A Call \u00bb <\/a><\/div><\/div> In addition to your asset limits, you must have a disability to qualify for SSI. Using your case\u2019s evidence, we can assert:<\/p>\n Supporting evidence includes your medical records and personal testimony. The SSA may also ask you to undergo an exam by one of their doctors. These professionals don\u2019t treat conditions; they only determine whether your condition affects your earning power and quality of life.<\/p>\n We can also use this information to support your case:<\/p>\n Your lawyer may also consult with third-party experts to assert your right to benefits.<\/p>\n We understand that applying for benefits is intimidating. However, with us on your side, you\u2019ll understand everything about the application process.<\/p>\n Here\u2019s a rough outline of what you can expect:<\/p>\n Applying for SSI benefits is more than checking a few boxes and hitting \u201csubmit.\u201d It involves providing detailed information about your disability and finances. Even one small error can set your claim back for months. We can examine your application and make sure you provide accurate information.<\/p>\n As noted, the SSA takes three to five months to decide on applications. During that time, you may wonder how your claim is progressing. We can provide timely updates and answer your questions.<\/p>\n You should appeal your application\u2019s denial as soon as you learn about it. There are four appeals stages. However, you don\u2019t have to move through all four phases; you can receive an approval at any time.<\/p>\n To appeal the SSA\u2019s decision, we\u2019ll present your case\u2019s evidence and argue your right to benefits.<\/p>\n The SSA lists hundreds of disabling conditions that qualify for compensation. You don\u2019t have to be physically disabled to qualify for benefits. For instance, if you have post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), you may qualify for SSI.<\/p>\n The SSA<\/a>\u2019s Blue Book lists these conditions:<\/p>\n If you have questions about whether your condition may qualify for benefits, our Supplemental Security Income lawyers in South Carolina can explain more.<\/p>\n Our founder, Attorney George Sink, Sr.<\/a>, has been practicing law since 1974. He\u2019s assembled a team of lawyers who advocate for claimants\u2019 rights. Some benefits of partnering with us include:<\/p>\n To connect with George Sink Injury Lawyers, dial (888) 612-7001<\/a>. Here, we can discuss your case\u2019s possible outcome and how our lawyers can serve you. Our Supplemental Security Income team wants to see you secure fair benefits for your disability.<\/p>\n We are ready to answer your questions about what SSI is<\/a> and how it could help you.<\/p>\nWhy Partner With Our South Carolina Disability Team?<\/h2>\n
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What\u2019s the Difference Between SSI and SSDI?<\/h2>\n
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What Does SSI Cover?<\/h2>\n
How Do I Know Whether I Qualify For Social Security Disability Benefits?<\/h2>\n
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Our Firm Will Use Evidence to Show You Qualify for Benefits<\/h3>\n
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Our SSI lawyers in South Carolina Can Guide You Through the Application Process<\/h2>\n
We\u2019ll Help You Fill Out Your Application<\/h3>\n
We\u2019ll Update You on Your Application\u2019s Process<\/h3>\n
We\u2019ll Represent You During the Appeals Process<\/h3>\n
What Conditions Qualify as Disabilities?<\/h2>\n
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George Sink Injury Lawyers Isn\u2019t Your Average Law Firm<\/h2>\n
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Call Our South Carolina Law Firm to Discuss Your Case<\/h2>\n