Q & A
How do I appeal a decision on my application for disability benefits?
Answer: When Social Security makes a decision on your application, it will send you a letter explaining its decision. If you don’t agree with the decision, you can ask for another look at your case, or appeal it. You must appeal within 60 days from the date you get the decision letter. You can: Read more…
Source: Social Security Administration, via enterprise.vnews.com - 8/23/2015
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