The Law Office of Jonathan P. Miller
The LAW OFFICE OF JONATHAN P. MILLER
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Questions about Social Security Disability

SSDI & SSI

Where and how do I apply?

  1. Go to www.SSA.gov to start your application.
    OR

  2. Call your local Social Security office to set up an appointment to go in or put in an application.

Should I wait to apply?

  1. No, waiting can cause you not to qualify for SSDI benefits.

  2. You are only insured for SSDI a period of time after you stopped working.

Do I qualify for SSI or SSDI?

It depends on may factors, including;

  1. Have you worked the last 5 out of ten years to qualify for SSDI?

  2. Are you married and does your spouse make too much to qualify for SSI?

Do I go to a hearing alone and who will represent me at my hearing?

  1. After our office completes the appeals for you, we then ask for a hearing in front of an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ).

  2. Attorney Miller has extensive experience in front of these judges.

  3. At our office, you are represented by an Attorney, who knows your case inside and out, - not a rep.

Can Attorney Miller takes cases to Federal Court?

  1. Yes! Attorney Miller is Licensed to take cases in front of Federal Court Judges.

  2. Many clients get referred to us after they have lost their initial case in front of an ALJ. In order for us to take these cases, we will first need to review your case carefully. For many clients, we are able to restore hope for them.

Is it important to choose the right attorney?

  1. Yes! When you choose us, you are represented at all levels by an Experienced Attorney, not a Social Security Representative. That means, we are able to take your case all the way to Federal Court, when needed.

  2. Attorney Miller is a trusted and Experienced Social Security Disability Attorney that other Attorneys, Physicians, and clients alike send their referrals.