Social Security disability · Palm Beach County
Help with Social Security disability claims
Applying for SSDI or SSI is confusing, and many first applications are denied. I help you file, gather the right records, and appeal if needed.
★★★★★ 5.0 from 50 Google reviews · Nou pale Kreyòl
Who this is for
- People unable to work because of a medical condition
- Anyone who received a denial letter
- Families helping a loved one apply
- Kreyòl speakers who need help with the process
What's included
- Help completing your SSDI or SSI application
- Gathering medical and work records
- Appeals after a denial
- Tracking deadlines with Social Security
- Explanation in Kreyòl or English
Pricing
I am a registered appointed representative with the Social Security Administration. Representative fees must be authorized by the Social Security Administration, and I will explain how fees work before you sign anything.
How it works
- Book a free callTell me about your situation.
- Sign the formsYou appoint me as your representative with Social Security.
- Gather recordsMedical and work history to support your claim.
- File or appealI track every deadline until a decision.
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Common questions
Can you help if my claim was denied?
Yes. Many claims are approved on appeal. Appeals have deadlines, so contact me as soon as you get a denial letter.
What is the difference between SSDI and SSI?
SSDI is based on your work history. SSI is based on financial need. Some people qualify for both.
How are fees handled?
Representative fees must be authorized by the Social Security Administration. I explain everything before we start.