Applying for SSDI Benefits in Ohio - Updated for 2021 | Citizens Disability
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- Опубликовано: 11 апр 2021
- UPDATED FOR 2021! Applying for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits is different in every state. Each state has its own approval rates and waiting times, at each step of the process. If you're interested in applying for Disability Benefits in Ohio, this video will give you the facts you need to know. We cover Initial Application, Reconsideration, and The Hearing and explain what the data for Ohio means for SSDI disability benefits applicants.
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This whole process is absolutely ridiculous. I’ve paid into social security / FICA for 26 years and that should count for something.
I was laid off in 2015 and have spent the time since then as a stay home dad. I had no intention of trying to file for SSDI until I got Covid this past January. As a result, I appear to have developed a pretty serious heart problem from it, as well as developing depression as a result of the fact that I can no longer effectively perform my duties around the house, or anything else that requires any kind of effort. There is absolutely no way that I would be able to work a job of any kind at this point. Hell, I have to sit down and take a break just walking down my driveway to take the trash to the curb, or the five steps going upstairs to use the restroom.
I’m just wondering if attempting to go through this whole process is even worth the effort. Maybe I should start a company building crappy electric cars, or maybe some rockets. The government doesn’t seem to have a problem doling our tax payer dollars for that kind of stuff.
Hello! If you are interested in starting a new claim for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits or seeking representation for an existing claim - please reach out to our office.
I was approved for SSDI in Ohio within 4 months.
Did you go to someone and what was your disability if you don’t mind me asking
I'm working on reapply for it now due too the fact that I am blind in my left eye
@@asalti7866 i filed on my own… i have Parkinson’s disease
I am on SSD in Ohio and I only get $895 a month I have 5 herniated disc I just got on in November 2020
When did you apply and how many years did you work prior?
@@faith3305 about 27 to 28 years
@@tammywoodworth3563 How long did it take them to approve you?
@@faith3305 2 years
I'm from youngstown ohio I just applied for ssi on June 1st I've been diagnosed with degenerative disc disease and degenerative facet joint disease and sclerosis of the posterior facet articulation at the lumbosacral junction and subtle sclerosis of the iliac border of the right sacroiliac joint and facet joint arthritis in L3 L4 L5 also L5 S1 mild posterior disc bulging accompanied with biforaminal narrowing on the right also lumber hyperlordosis I'm on step 3 %6 of my application I hope I get approved soon as I'm seeing a neurosurgeon on Monday 6 14 to see about surgery I've only been on medication but they are considering surgery not injections
My fiancé has many of the diagnoses you mentioned above. If you don't mind me asking, how did your application process go?
Does mental illness claims with good enough diagnoses tend to be harder ?
Hi Dakota, each case is different. I would reach out to Social Security as they will be able to assist in this matter. If you are interested in starting a new claim for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) please reach out to our office.
This was uploaded a month before I applied and Im still waiting. Its 9/18/22
Hi, if you are a client with our office please reach out to us at 877-678-0935. If you are not, please reach out to Social Security as they will be able to assist you.
Can someone please help me. My mother case worker is taking away here benefits because she got the stimulus check next year. How are they holding this against seniors!!!!????
We are sorry to hear about what your mother is going through. Without knowing her situation we cannot give advice on what you should do. There may be other programs she could be eligible for. You could start by speaking to the caseworker. They may have more information.