Fast Facts:
- The Social Security Disability Appeal Form, SSA-3441, must be completed to appeal a denied decision and move forward with your Social Security Disability claim.
- It is also known as the “Disability Report ― Appeal.”
- The form requests updated information regarding your medical condition, including new treatments, tests, procedures, doctors, hospitals, and medicines. Be sure to also include any new diagnosis.
- Some of the requested information is repetitive. Even if it is the exact same information you put on your original application, you MUST fill it out again.
- Answer every question on the Disability appeal form. If necessary, write “don’t know,” or “none” or “not applicable.” Blank answers can lead to delays or denials.
- You can fill out the Social Security Disability Appeal form online, send in a hard copy, or just contact us and we will complete it and submit it for you, with NO fee.
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IMPORTANT!
Don’t put off your SSA-3441 Social Security Disability appeal form.
You must file an appeal within 60 days of receiving your denial letter. If you don’t, the Social Security Administration will close your case. You will then need to file a new application and start all over.
We’re here to help with the SSA-3441 Social Security Disability Appeal Form.
Getting a denial letter from the Social Security Administration is disheartening. Many people’s reaction is to just throw it away and give up on their quest for benefits.
But quitting is not the answer. The truth of the matter is that you have a better chance of getting approved during the appeals process than during the initial application stage.
Your odds of approval go up even more if you enlist the help of an experienced Disability lawyer who can evaluate the reason for the denial and work to overcome it. We will handle the entire appeals process for you, including thoroughly assessing your case, gathering new medical information and filling out the SSA-3441 Social Security Disability Appeal form in a way that will cast new light on your claim.
Our job is to show the SSA they got it wrong when they denied your application ― and we do it on a regular basis. Not only that, our services will not cost you anything up-front. We work on contingency, which means we only get paid if we win Disability benefits for you. Our fee, which is capped by the federal government, is taken by Social Security out of the back pay award and sent directly to us.
Call us today at 855-702-9061. Let’s get started on your appeal.
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