Henderson

Social Security Disability in Henderson, NV

Qualifications to receive SSI and SSDI benefits in Henderson
To qualify for Social Security Disability in Henderson claimants must have a severe health condition which is expected to last for at least 12 continuous months or result in their death. Workers must also be unable to perform SGA or substantial gainful activity, which the Social Security Administration considers making more than $1,000 per month (in 2011).

Disability claimants must also be considered insured by the SSA, which means they must have worked jobs “covered” by Social Security and paid enough in payroll taxes to earn work credits. Most workers will need approximate 20-40 work credits to qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance in Henderson, although the specific amount of credits needed varies based on the age of the claimant.

Claimants who qualify for SSDI in Henderson may also receive Medicare coverage 24 months after the onset date of disability. Auxiliary SSDI benefits may also be paid to the dependents or the spouses of the Henderson SSDI recipient, under certain conditions.

What if you do not have enough work credits to qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance? Henderson claimants who have not worked or who have not paid taxes will not qualify for Henderson SSDI. The Federal Government does, however, offer monthly cash assistance benefits to the aged (65 years or older), the blind, or the disabled who have very limited income and resources. SSI claimants may also be eligible for Medicaid at the time of approval in most states.

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SSDI and SSI disability attorneys can ensure that you have all the necessary paperwork needed to file your complete case. Gathering medical records and medical evidence is also stressful, your newly hired disability attorney can also handle this for you. If your case needs to go to court, you and your lawyer can make sure that you are prepared and ready to appeal. Finding your social security disability attorney should be one of your first steps to successfully filing your case.

Claimants can apply for Social Security Disability Insurance or Supplemental Security Income in Henderson or any of the surrounding areas including Boulder City, Las Vegas, Paradise, Sunrise Manor, Spring Valley, North Las Vegas, Barstow, Washington, Hurricane or Lake Havasu City, by contacting the Social Security Administration.

  • Apply for SSDI or SSI disability at your convenience, call them at 1-800-772-1213
  • File for social security benefits anytime by visiting them online at www.socialsecurity.gov
  • Or filing for disability benefits in person, visit a Henderson Social Security Administration Field Office. To locate the nearest office in your area go to the www.socialsecurity.gov website and find the office locator page. Enter your zip code and the nearest Social Security Regional Office in your area will be listed.

What if a claimant is denied Social Security Disability benefits? Henderson SSDI or SSI claimants have 60 days to file a Social Security Disability Appeal. There are several steps in the Social Security Disability appeals process and appeal functions are managed through the Social Security Administration Office of Disability Adjudication and Review (ODAR).

The Office of Disability Adjudication and Review (ODAR) for the San Francisco Region services the residents in Arizona, California, Hawaii and Nevada along with the territories of American Samoa, Guam and Saipan. The address and phone number for the San Francisco ODAR Regional Office is listed below.

Social Security Administration,
Office of Disability Adjudication and Review,
5th Floor,
555 Battery Street,
San Francisco, California 94115

Telephone: (866) 964- 7584
Fax: (415) 705- 2020

Each request for a Social Security Administration hearing is processed by one the Social Security Administration’s 21 hearing offices. Information for the Las Vegas ODAR Hearing Office is listed below.

Social Security Office,
Office of Disability Adjudication and Review,
300 South 4th Street, 10th Floor,
Las Vegas, Nevada 89101

Telephone: (888) 397- 5623
Fax: (702) 471- 0338

The Las Vegas ODAR Office services the following cities in Nevada: Las Vegas, Henderson, and Las Vegas (North).

Completed Social Security Disability applications are sent to the appropriate Division of Disability Determination Service Office (DDS) in Nevada. The Nevada DDS Office may take up to 90 days to make their disability determination for either Supplemental Security Income or Social Security Disability Insurance. The address for the Nevada DDS is listed below.

Bureau of Disability Adjudication,
1050 E. William Street, Room 300,
Carson City, NV 89701-3102

800-882-4430

Nevada Social Security Administration Field Offices provide a full range of services for disability claimants. Henderson applicants may submit their SSDI or SSI applications at the nearest Henderson SSA Field Office, replace their Social Security cards, or make changes to their benefits information. The Nevada Social Security Administration Field Offices are listed below.

Social Security Administration,
10416 S Eastern Ave,
Henderson, NV 89052

Telephone: 1-800-772-1213

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