How are appeals filed to social security appeals council, electronically or by mail?

I can only think of a handful of occasions where we received an Appeals Council remand in two-and-one-half months, and it has almost always been...

I agree with Mr. Pont, I am not familiar with an 'SSP' benefit. You may be referring to SSD, which is a disability benefit for workers, and is...

Once a Social Security Lawyer helps win benefits initially, is it helpful for you when "continued" benifits is reviewed?

You certainly don't need an attorney's assistance in completing CDR paperwork. SSA doesn't care whether you are represented or not. Our firm...

Is it possible to apply for SSDI while collecting unemployment?

I agree with the previous answer. There is no rule preventing you from applying for and receiving both benefits. However, in most states, you have...

I am being accused of Social Security Fraud, do I have a case if the accusation is false?

You need to contact an attorney that specializes in these matters forthwith.

Social Security Disability "unfavorable" ruling:What should I do next?

You need to bring that decision to an experienced attorney who can lay out the advantages and disadvantages of appealing versus re-applying, and...

RE:Social Security Disability:If I re-apply will I get back pay from 2013?

I agree with Mr. Lonetto's response. Further, reapplying is not likely to be a much faster process than appealing. I'm not sure how long the wait...

Ok the 36K I got in back benefits whe n I just got SSDI

I agree with Mr. Lonetto's response. If you had attorney, ask him/her to explain how it works.

Can I return to work while waiting for a hearing for Social Security Disability? Is there a trial period for work attempts?

I agree with the previous answers. Talk to your attorney to see what your options are regarding a work attempt, a closed period, and a return to...

RE:Social Security Disability: What should I do "unfavorable" ruling by ALJ?

You can appeal the decision, or file a new application. Talk to your attorney to assess your options. If you don't have an attorney, you may want...