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A SMARTER START FOR DISABILITY CLAIMSINDEPENDENT LAW FIRM INTAKE · NOT AN SSA WEBSITE

INDEPENDENT LAW-FIRM CASE REVIEW · NO COST TO REQUEST

Disability benefits.
A clearer next step.

Information and case-review requests for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), Supplemental Security Income (SSI), and disability appeals.

Short, straightforward online request

Reviewed by a law-firm intake team

No Social Security number or medical files needed to begin

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An independent intake experience for LaBovick Law Group. Not a government website and not affiliated with the Social Security Administration.

BENEFITS YOU EARNED · AGE 49+ INTAKE

Find out whether we can review your claim

Our current intake program focuses on adults age 49 and older who need help with Social Security disability benefits. Your age alone does not determine SSDI or SSI eligibility. This form does not file an application or appeal with the SSA.

1 Your claim2 Contact details3 Review & consent
First, a quick age check

If you are age 49 or older, please tell us a little about your benefits request.

Your Social Security work history

For SSDI, Social Security generally looks for 20 work credits (about five years of covered work) earned in the ten years before disability began if you were age 31 or older at that time. Younger workers and some other applicants may qualify under different rules. SSI does not require prior work credits. Learn about SSA work credits.

How can we contact you?
One last step
Your request is almost ready.

A case specialist will review your information. You are not hiring a lawyer by completing this form, and no federal benefits application or appeal is filed by submitting it.

Do not rely on this form to preserve a filing date or appeal deadline. To file directly, visit SSA.gov.

How the review works

Share basic claim-stage and contact details. The firm reviews the request and may follow up if a consultation is appropriate. There is no promise of eligibility, approval, or representation.

Received a denial notice?

SSA administrative appeals typically have a 60-day request window, subject to notice rules and exceptions. This form does not file or protect an appeal deadline. Use the official SSA appeal service when needed.

Request a free case review