Why was my disability claim disqualified?

The most basic fact of the SSA disability process is simply that most cases will be denied, often because there wasn’t enough medical evidence to prove the case, forcing claimants to go through the disability appeal process. Disability claimants should never resign themselves to giving up on an SSDI or SSI claim.

Why does VA deny so many claims?

VA often denies claims for disability benefits because there is not enough evidence in the veteran’s file to issue a favorable decision. If you undergo an exam and feel it is inadequate, or that it does not accurately describe your disability, raise that to VA.

Why would a veteran be denied benefits?

The Veteran Affairs website reports that 75 percent of all initial applications for VA benefits are denied. These applications are often denied because they have incomplete information or lack necessary documentation. Other reasons for denial include: Not enough evidence to support your disability.

What should I do if my disability claim is denied?

Claim is still being processed —There’s a chance that your disability claim hasn’t been denied at all. It might just still be in processing. Processing for claims can sometimes take years, so you need to check on the status of your claim before taking any further action. So, what should you do if you’re facing disability claim denial?

Can a veteran appeal a denial of disability?

The truth is that a lot of Veteran’s disability claims are denied at first, but just because your claim is denied doesn’t mean that your claim isn’t justified. You have the right to appeal your claim, and with some expert help, you stand a chance of winning your claim.

Can a lack of representation cause a claim denial?

Lack of professional representation —It’s certainly within your rights to file your claim on your own, but it’s often a good idea to enlist the help of a professional so you don’t make any costly mistakes that cause delays or a claim denial.

Can You appeal a non medical disability decision?

If you received a non-medical determination letter from us that you disagree with or we denied your application for a reason that is not disability related, you can request a non-medical appeal online. Non-medical reasons may include a denial due to income, resources, overpayments, or living arrangements.

What happens if my disability claim is denied?

Disability insurance may be your only source of income if you can no longer work. However, some insurance companies will deny your disability claim even if it is valid. Social Security and veterans’ benefits claims can also be wrongfully denied. With legal help, you can overturn the denial and receive compensation.

How can I appeal a disability insurance denial?

Sokolove Law has successfully appealed many denied claims and may be able to help you appeal your claim and receive compensation. To date, our lawyers have recovered nearly $110 Million for those whose long-term disability claims were denied. To receive disability benefits, you need to file a claim with an insurance company or a government agency.

Can You reapply if Social Security denied your claim?

If the Social Security Administration denied your claim less than 12 months ago, you can use your new application to reopen your old claim. This is a good option if you did not submit the appropriate medical evidence or cooperate with the disability examiner during your first application.

Why are long-term disability ( Ltd ) claims denied?

Understanding why claims are denied will help you present the best case possible at the administrative level and in federal court. Here are some of the most common reasons for denial. Having supportive medical records, including the following, is key to winning LTD benefits. Regular medical treatment.