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If you suddenly become unemployed, you could qualify to receive Social Security disability benefits. The disability application process can take several months or years. The local Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Social Security Office can provide more information about filing for SSDI.
Supplemental Security Income (SSI): To receive Supplemental Security Income (SSI), applicants must be disabled and low income. Applicants are encouraged to maintain the health insurance until long after they have started to receive benefits. Contact your local Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Social Security Office for more information about SSI.
Retaining the services of a Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Social Security disability lawyer who specializes in Social Security Disability claims may be an option you want to consider. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania social security lawyers have experience with the Social Security administration and typically know how to expedite the disability claims process. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania disability lawyers only get a part of the back pay that may be owed to you. If you have been disabled for a year and are approved for those payments, the disability lawyer will get a portion of the past due payments. Disability lawyer fees are set by the Social Security Administration.