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I live in wisconsin and Im 100% tdiu and IU, the circus comes around twice a year and the alj feels I can be a ticket taker part time or join the circus full time, according to the job stats theres ten thousand jobs available with the circus in wisconsin, maybe the alj was a rodeo clown before the goverment hired him

binder and binder represnted me badly, Im 100% p&t and IU, should i just refile and get new lawyers?

Is it often that ssdi is denied to vets who are tdiu and P&T at the alj level with a lawyer?

I suffered many broken bones while in the military, and head trama, plus internal problems, it seems like the alj is prejudice against people from the military ,I was granted tdiu p&t by the va , but ssdi says I can still be a ticket taker somewhere

I fractured my neck twice while I was in the military and now I developed cervical spondylosis of the area where the fractures ocurred, what more info does social security need?

I was denied at the reconsideration level Im 100% tdiu sc, I got binder and binder to represent me, so what can I expect next from ssdi?

Is it normal for social security to call me in and my fiancee to sign papers to make her the payee? and does that mean I have won my reconsideration?

this is a reconsideration for a denial, I have binder and binder representing me , Im curious as to why ssa would call me in for a interview for a reconsideration, confused, I thought it would automatically go straight to the alj, because reconsiderations are usually flat out denied

I have binder and binder representing me and this is a reconsideration for a denial, currently I am not drawing ssdi

Is it normal to be asked to go to the social security office for more questions regaurding a reconsideration?

I was denied by ssdi

I did end up hiring binder and binder and Im currently filling out the forms they have sent me regaurding my case okay thanks for the input

will my lawyers automatically take the case if I am tdiu and 100% sc?

I got denied from ssdi, I dont qualify for ssi, my monthly income from the va is too high for ssi