I have applied for social security disability,how would i find out the current outcome  of there decision?
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Do you mean that you applied with the social department? right. If you did, sometimes it takes more that 1 to 3 months and you get notify by letter. This is in California
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http://www.ssa.gov/ssnumber/
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It all depends on your actual case.  Nature and severity of the disability, how and when it occurred, current income/previous income, ability to work, long term care requirements, medical need family etc etc.  Each case is assessed individually according to the specific needs and situation of the person concerned.  If you're looking for state benefits then just apply but if it's a legal compensation thing then you have to go over all this with your legal representative.
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If you are going to apply for SSI and or SSD (Social Security Disability) you should make an appointment to go to your local SSA office (social security administration).  You can make an appointment by calling 1-800-772-1213.  You should go on line to fill out the on line disability report  ( http://www.ssa.gov  ), which will save you a lot of time at your appointment IF you fill out the report completely.  If you want to apply for BOTH SSI and SSD, you should let them know that when you set up your appointment, because they are two different programs and need two different applications. They will use the same medical information for both applications, but they each have their own set of questions they have to ask.\n\nTo be eligible for SSI you have to be found disabled and have limited income and resources. To be eligible for SSD you have to be found disabled and be ensured, meaning you have to have enough work credits on your record. \n\nBeing approved for SSI and or SSD the first time you apply is pretty rare, but it does depend on what type of disability you have.  If you do get denied, you should appeal it instead of reapplying.  While you are waiting for your SSI and or SSD to go though, you should apply for welfare as it can take several years to resolve your SSI/SSD applications.  I say resolve, because I don't want to say that you will be approved after that time.  It may still be found that you are not disabled.  It could take you several years to be approved, or several years to find out that you will be denied.  \n\nGood luck.
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to find out for sure try calling the 1-800 # they can answer most of your questions. or go to socialsecurity.org i think that's it. ask at the 800 number.. ssi and ssd are diffrent so make sure you make it clear to who ever you talk to....
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contact social security.
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The Social Security Administration can answer you. They should already have a record of you employment
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Go to the SS office and talk to them.  If you are disabled to the point you can't work and can not be trained or educated for work it is most likely you can get benefits.  Sure won't amount to very much though.  Also go on the net and check out their web site.  SSDI is the abbreviation for what you are looking for. Social security disability insurance.  The payments will not be enough to live on without help from welfare.
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I would contact the Social Security Administration.  Congrats on finally hearing from them.  Many wait for years.  I only had to wait my 5 month waiting period.
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You need to get in touch with your local Social Security Administration office. They will be able to tell you anything you need to know. They are listed in the government pages of your phone book.
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go to www.irs.gov.  They have a section where you can check the status.
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Go to your local social security office.\n\nCoach
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Look into the PASS program. You can get information on that at your local SSA office, or http://www.SSA.gov
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You can check case status online at uscis.gov or you can call them.  Just be ready with the mail they sent you 'coz you need the case number from it which they'll verify.  But, you really won't know if you've been approved until you get the mail saying you are.
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I was just on this site earlier. good luck. www.ssa.gov
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Check out http://disabilities-r-us.com
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It depends on where you live and how much SSI you are getting. You can call your SS office and ask them.