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Everyone who receives an appointment letter from Social Security wonders if it’s a good or bad indication as far as the success of their claim is concerned. So first, we’ll just tell you that there isn’t a reliable way to find out the disability examiner’s reason for scheduling a CE—but there are some useful things to consider if you’ve received an appointment letter. Let’s start with:
The Good
- Sometimes the disability examiner just needs one more crucial piece of evidence in finalizing an approval decision on your case.
- Remember: Having an appointment scheduled means that your disability claim is being actively evaluated; this could mean you’ll get a determination sooner rather than later.
The Bad
- If you’ve applied for benefits without guidance, it’s possible that your case lacks the evidence it needs to convince the examiner of your disability.
- A CE may be necessary if it’s evident that you haven’t been following your prescribed course of treatment.
The Totally Neutral
- For some medical conditions, the disability examiner is required to obtain recent medical evidence from the applicant before making a determination.
For now, just make sure you get to the appointment. If you are already working with a knowledgeable Fremont disability lawyer, contact them to let them know about the appointment as soon as you are able.
Need to know more about the services provided by Cuddigan Law ? Call 402-933-5405 or [email protected] for a free evaluation. Also order our free report, Give Yourself the Best Chance of Winning Your Social Security Disability Case.
