Empower Yourself: Sign Up for a mySocialSecurity Account Today!
mySocialSecurity is a secure online portal provided by the Social Security Administration (SSA) that allows you to access and manage your Social Security benefits. It provides a range of useful features and resources that can simplify the application process, provide important updates, and give you greater control over your benefits.
SSA in the News
Hurled from a road-paving machine, Michael Sheldon tumbled 50 feet down a Colorado slope and struck a mound of boulders headfirst on a summer day in 2006. After eight surgeries to his head, neck and spinal cord, his debilitating headaches, chronic pain and post-traumatic stress have made it impossible to return to his work preparing roads for new subdivisions.
What You Need to Provide SSA When Applying for SSI Benefits?
Applying for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits can be a crucial step in securing financial support for individuals with limited resources and income. To ensure a smooth and successful application process, it's essential to gather and provide the necessary documentation and information requested by the Social Security Administration (SSA). This blog post will guide you through the key documents and details you need to provide when applying for SSI benefits.
Meeting or Equaling a Listing: Navigating Back Conditions in Social Security Disability Claims
Applying for Social Security Disability benefits due to a back condition can be a challenging process. The Social Security Administration (SSA) has specific medical listings that outline the criteria for determining disability eligibility. To successfully obtain benefits, it’s crucial to understand how to meet or equal a listing for a back condition. In this blog post, we will explore strategies and important considerations for meeting or equaling a listing when applying for Social Security Disability benefits based on a back condition.
Demystifying Exertional and Skill Levels in Social Security Disability Evaluation
When it comes to assessing disability claims, the Social Security Administration (SSA) follows specific guidelines to determine an individual’s eligibility for benefits. Two key factors that play a significant role in this evaluation are exertional levels and skill levels. Understanding how these levels are defined and how they affect disability claims is crucial for applicants. In this blog post, we will explore the definitions and implications of exertional and skill levels in the context of Social Security Disability evaluations.