Social Security & Disability Law Attorneys in Bay Ridge & Fort Hamilton Brooklyn, NY
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- Do You Have these Questions? Q. I am only considering filing an initial application for Social Security Disability benefits. I'm not even sure if I qualify. Can you help me? A. Absolutely. Many attorneys only offer to help you after you have been denied. We, on the other hand, recognize the importance of getting involved from the very beginning. As a result, we can initially file and start handling your entire case and, thereby, ensure that the process is done correctly and effectively from the outset. Q. Do you have to be a certain age to apply for Social Security Disability benefits? A. No, different ages of people require different numbers of work credits. Please contact me for further information regarding this subject matter. Q. I can see from your website that you are located in New York City. I live far away from there. Can you represent me? A. Absolutely. We have many clients in other parts of the country, and our experience has taught us that we can effectively represent people no matter where they reside in the United States. We can handle the process effectively and efficiently via the phone, Internet, fax, and mail. Furthermore, if a hearing is required in your particular case, we will provide an attorney to represent you at your hearing. Q. I have been told by Social Security that I have not worked long enough to qualify for Social Security disability benefits. Can you help me? A. Maybe. If you don't qualify for SSD because of insufficient work credits, you still may qualify for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) payments. The answer will depend on several different factors. You should contact us for more information if you think you may be eligible. Q. Must I have worked in order to qualify for benefits? A. That depends upon which type of benefits you seek. For SSD, your work history is important. However, SSI is a program that depends not upon your work history, but rather your financial resources. If you believe you may qualify for SSI, please contact me. Q. What is a work credit? A. People get work credits by working and earning money. A person can earn a maximum of four credits per year. As previously stated, the number of work credits required for SSD depends upon your age. Please contact us for an assessment of your unique situation.
Wendy Brill specializes in Social Security Law. Wendy Brill will help you apply for social security and will be with you through the entire process. Fr
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