Possibly never. There is no way to answer this question. At the very minimum, assuming that the claim is approved at the initial application stage...

The answer depends on the type of disability benefit you are on. If you are on DIB/Title II, it will not matter. If you are SSI/Title XVI only, or...

"Easy" and short may be a bit of an overstatement, but generally they can be handled just fine by the claimant. It is a series of questions about...

With regards to your height, the answer is no. Being very short or very tall is not considered disabling. Depending on the severity of the problems...

As Mr. Pont said, unless you have a legal guardian appointed by a court because you were found to not be competent to make your own life decisions,...

Alas, they are likely the same answer. It would be true that you are waiting for a decision, and you are in the normal cue at SSA. While you would...

"What you read" is often incomplete or even wrong. This is why you talk to an attorney. Having never worked, she has no work credits for the Title...

You need to stop worrying about whether other people's cases are "BS," and concentrate on your own. There are a multitude of factors that affect...

No, not at all. That is not how the disability system works - there is no alternative recourse to be had by some kind of suit against the agency....

This is neither a good nor a bad scenario. These days, judges tend to ask multiple hypotheticals of the VE, which gives them wiggle room about...