Denied disability benefits? That letter is not the final answer.

What a finished appeal file has

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   Records, requested and chased.

   A records request to every doctor, clinic and hospital, with follow-up until the records arrive, and a list of what came in and what is still missing.

2. 2

   A timeline, in date order.

   Treatment and work, on a few pages. Each line names the record and page it came from.

3. 3

   The denial letter, answered point by point.

   Each reason the letter gives, and next to it what the records say about it, with page numbers.

4. 4

   A packet ready for a hearing.

   Everything in order, numbered and indexed, for a representative to send to Social Security.

See a sample file, page by page →

What you can do today

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   Step 1: Take the free check

   8 questions. You see what your file is likely missing.

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   Step 2: See a sample file

   Page by page, for a made-up person.

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   Step 3: Get introduced

   To a representative firm we work with, or just an email when file-building opens.

Your appeal deadline does not wait for us. File your appeal with Social Security first. Filing is free.

A case-preparation service, not a law firm. We do not represent you before Social Security. We build appeal files for disability representative firms. We do not build files for claimants directly. We do not file your appeal, talk to Social Security for you, or speak for you at a hearing. We cannot promise any result. Not part of the Social Security Administration.

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