Applying for disability benefits, whether they be from the Social Security Administartion or the VA, is a process can be quite confusing, so we have broken down parts of it into helpful, easy-to-understand articles.
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How to Get Approved for Social Security Benefits with an on the Record RequestStill waiting for your disability hearing to be scheduled? You may be able to get your Social Security benefits faster with an on the record request.
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Illness Still Undiagnosed? Veterans May Get VA Benefits for Gulf War SyndromeDo you have a ton of symptoms, but no diagnosis? Find out if you could be suffering from Gulf War syndrome, and how to get Veterans benefits if you do.
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Differences Between Applying for Social Security and VA Disability BenefitsDo you have to fill out a new application to get Social Security benefits if you’re on VA disability? Find out how to maximize your disability payments.
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Why the Date of Onset Makes a Big Difference in Your Social Security Disability BenefitsDid the Social Security Administration change the date you qualified for disability benefits? Find out why the injury date can drastically affect your payments.
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Most Social Security Disability Beneficiaries Will Qualify for Back PayDid it take over a year to get your Social Security disability benefits approved? Find out if you could be eligible for back pay as part of your benefits.
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How Injured Workers Can Get a Social Security Disability Hearing Scheduled More QuicklyStill waiting for your Social Security disability hearing date? Find out if you could be eligible to speed up the process and get your case heard sooner.
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What to Do After You Have Missed the Social Security Appeals DeadlineDid you miss the Social Security disability appeal deadline? If you were unable to file due to certain circumstances, you may still be able to get benefits.