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How long does the Social Security Disability claim process take?

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How long does the Social Security Disability claim process take?

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We recognize that the application process for Social Security Disability can be long and frustrating. Typically it takes three to four months to get a decision on the initial claim. If denied, it often takes another three to four months to get a decision on the request for reconsideration. If denied on reconsideration, you then must file a request for hearing. It currently takes about twelve months to get a hearing. Be mindful of the specified deadlines to appeal a Social Security Administration decision. Appeals generally must be filed within 60 days. Andalman & Flynn represents claimants at all stages of their Social Security Disability claim. If you have been denied Social Security Disability benefits, please contact us for a consultation to discuss your appeal rights and to evaluate your case.

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