Understanding the Qualification Process for Social Security Disability Benefits

Qualifying for Social Security disability benefits, also known as Title II, requires meeting certain criteria. Multiple factors are considered during this process, including:

• Physical and/or mental issues preventing you from working for a minimum of 12 months
• An inability to engage in any reasonable job
• Your age
• Your level of education
• Your past work experience

The Social Security disability benefits are something you’ve contributed to through your earnings over the years. The benefits you are entitled to are based on the decade or more of work you’ve put in before becoming disabled. At the Law Office of Russell Bowling, we strive to ensure that clients receive the benefits they have duly earned.

Navigating the disability claim process can be a daunting task. For more than four decades, Russell Bowling has been dedicated to achieving positive results for disabled clients. As your legal representative, Russell will deliver attentive and responsive legal services, always taking the time to listen to your concerns. This dedicated approach, combined with a track record of successful claims, has earned our firm numerous expressions of gratitude from our clients.

Understanding the Qualification Process for Supplemental Security Income

In addition to SSD benefits, you might also qualify for Supplemental Security Income (SSI), also known as Title XVI. Unlike SSD benefits, the eligibility for SSI is based on need, meaning you might be eligible for SSI even if you haven’t worked previously.

Russell Bowling is a Board Certified Specialist in Social Security Disability Law. Reach out to him for more information and a free consultation. We are here to help you understand SSDI claims, SSI benefits, and your rights and options in seeking the benefits you rightfully deserve.