Think Disability Evaluation Is Simple? Uncover the 5-Step Process

If you're unfamiliar with the SSDI process, be sure to watch this video to learn everything you need to know about it!

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0:00 - Intro
0:19 - How A DDS Works A Claim
2:24 - The 5 Step Process
3:18 - Step 1
4:06 - SGA Limit For 2023
4:44 - Step 2
5:40 - Step 3
6:28 - Step 4
7:17 - 2 Parts To Step 4
7:37 - Step 5
8:03 - The Med-Voc Grid
8:44 - Other Items

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DISCLAIMER: This video is NOT sponsored by the Social Security Administration.

[RosaMora-gv]

II received an en ail today stating that my claim is now at step 4 and back to the SSA dept and they would have a respond to my claim within 15-30days. Im so scared

[dougmiller]

Thank you for your time and advice and you have given me some great insight on this misson to get approved! Thank you!

[BrooklynBoy]

In this process, when education is evaluated, does the age of the education matter. For example, will a 10-year-old PhD in engineering be used for qualifying skills that may be applied towards possible jobs. Does the same answer apply to the education process for the "Grids".

[jadabellinger]

so it wouldnt matter if youre on step 1 or 4 they can deny you at any point? 😅really scary… im on 3

[missvic]

This has been a horrible process. I was a bedside nurse and was actually deemed permanently partially disabled 30 years ago....of course through years if working have gotten worse. Now have Chiari Malformation, spinal stenosis, degenerative disk disease, cervical stenosis, spondylosis, and erythromelalgia.
And they still denied me. Cant lift iver 29 lbs or be on my feet for more than an hour with out redness, swelling and burning pain
DENIED....what the heck😢😢😢

[vincentzazueta]

If I make it to stage 4 is that a good sign?

[kathrynralli]

Its such a racquet....they sent me an appointment for Dr. Evaluation twice and I couldn't make either. Both appointments were on a Saturday, early afternoon and over 200 miles away. I'm sick. Couldn't get a ride from public transportation or medical transportation on the weekend. Have no money at all and literally am sick. Whole thing is ridiculous.

[fusion]

How could they discriminate based on income?...that doesn't make sense!