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pinto

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3. Hi. A major key to SSDI filings is documentation, documentation, documentation.

Tue Feb 4, 2014, 08:24 AM

Feb 2014

Make sure the disability office has up-to-date releases for notes, labs, etc. from any and all medical, mental health, allied professionals. (Some releases are time limited.) Notify your providers of your upcoming hearing and verify they have submitted documentation specific to your condition(s) including effects on activities of daily living (ADLs). Your personal statements should include personal experiences of limitations due to your medical situation.

Best of luck to you.

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Follow up to my thread about my hearing [View all] Holly_Hobby Feb 2014 OP

I don't know anything about this subject MannyGoldstein Feb 2014 #1

Thanks, appreciated :) n/t Holly_Hobby Feb 2014 #4

Just remember that the longer your case takes to win , the more money your attorney makes. djean111 Feb 2014 #2

The agreement I signed for the lawyer Holly_Hobby Feb 2014 #5

Hi. A major key to SSDI filings is documentation, documentation, documentation. pinto Feb 2014 #3

This is a problem... Holly_Hobby Feb 2014 #6

As an attorney who does SS cases, I have to reply happyslug Feb 2014 #7

Thank you so much! Holly_Hobby Feb 2014 #8

How did your hearing go? ..nt TeeYiYi Feb 2014 #9

Thanks for asking.... Holly_Hobby Feb 2014 #11

Good to hear from you... TeeYiYi Feb 2014 #13

Thanks and you 2! The waiting is awful...n/t Holly_Hobby Feb 2014 #14

hoping for good news for you n/t irisblue Feb 2014 #10

Thanks, I've got a good chance n/t Holly_Hobby Feb 2014 #12