Told By Dds They Made A Decision

[Mr cue]

i put the papers in on jan 2011 i wasnt send for doc exam. what do u think is this bad or good. and with the quick decision does that mean denied.

i am going crazy about this. i gave them all my papers ,exam,mri,cts,even the va comp exam were doc stated i have not work since 1993 and the likelihood of returning after this amount of time is going to be slim. doc words

this got me iu 2001. does this mean anything

[jbasser]

If you have not worked since 1993, you dont qualify for SSDI.

If you paid into ths system for a long period of time you can draw regular SSA.

In order to draw SSDI you must have to meet thses guidelines:

According to the Social Security Administration (SSA), you have to pass two different earnings tests; a “duration of work” test and a “recent work test,” to qualify for disability insurance. The “duration of work” test reviews your entire work history. If you paid into Social Security throughout your working life, you are likely “fully insured” for retirement benefits, which you can get at retirement age.

If you are disabled and can’t work, you must pass both the “duration of work” test and the “recent work test.” The “recent work test” determines if you have earned five-years-worth of wages (or 20 quarters) over the last 10 years before your disability totally removed you from the workforce.

You accrue quarters of coverage through wages that qualify for Social Security taxes. In simplest terms, one quarter is equal to three months. Four quarters equals one year. You must have accumulated 20 quarters (five years) out of 40 quarters (10 years) to pass the “recent work test.”

What is your age?

J

[Philip Rogers]

jbasser - sorry to correct you but if a claimant became disabled 10, 15, 20 yrs ago and never filed for SSDI, they can file for and win SSDI, now, provided they use a "disability onset" date that is within 5 yrs of their last work day. Frequently, SS denies claims because the claimant doesn't apply for yrs and then when they do, they use a current disability onset date. Doing that will cause an absolute denial based on the recent quarters rule.

pr

If you have not worked since 1993, you dont qualify for SSDI.

If you paid into ths system for a long period of time you can draw regular SSA.

In order to draw SSDI you must have to meet thses guidelines:

According to the Social Security Administration (SSA), you have to pass two different earnings tests; a “duration of work” test and a “recent work test,” to qualify for disability insurance. The “duration of work” test reviews your entire work history. If you paid into Social Security throughout your working life, you are likely “fully insured” for retirement benefits, which you can get at retirement age.

If you are disabled and can’t work, you must pass both the “duration of work” test and the “recent work test.” The “recent work test” determines if you have earned five-years-worth of wages (or 20 quarters) over the last 10 years before your disability totally removed you from the workforce.

You accrue quarters of coverage through wages that qualify for Social Security taxes. In simplest terms, one quarter is equal to three months. Four quarters equals one year. You must have accumulated 20 quarters (five years) out of 40 quarters (10 years) to pass the “recent work test.”

What is your age?

J

[Mr cue]

they told me they are put it under childhood. mom pased from cancer worked all her life. i was 21 when i got hurt in services and have not work since.

i am 40 yrs old. apply before turn down for both ssi and ssdi no work credits.

told to do the by ss it probale denied

[Pete53]

I agree with PR on this one. A lot of people loose out cause they don't understand the way this works.

[jbasser]

I stand ( On My Head) Corrected.

I hope the decision is in your FAvor YL.

J

[Mr cue]

i talk to lawyer just in cases its denied. told i have to prove i was disabilty in 1993.

now i was in army i got injury had two different injurys neck and elbow. i am 60% iu never work since services.1993 for neck.

i broke elbow when 12 yrs old va say this injury is preexisting condition, so would this mean i was disabled as a child. i was 21 in services

ss rules say 22 and i was get ssdi from ss before my mom pass stop at 18.

i no this is alot nut any info will be help