We even help our clients file their SSDI applications with no up front cost.
Our Company Offers
An Experienced SSDI Team
Fighting for Social Security for Disabled Americans
No Matter What Stage in the Process (Even Before Denial)
At No Up Front Charge to You
The SSDI Help Team will fight to help you get the benefits you deserve on the claims we agree to accept we will professionally prep your forms and walk you through the process every step of the way.
To be clear you do not pay us anything up front we only get paid if you are awarded disability benefits.
We do not shy away from a fight, and we will not hesitate to fight to maximize the benefits that you deserve.
When you work with National Disability Group’s SSDI Help Team, you have the peace of mind of knowing that you are working with a company with the experience, resources and skills to effectively assist you with obtaining and maintaining your disability benefits.
What Sets Us Apart?
We help you with your initial application. Some companies will not touch a case until you have already been denied. Unlike other companies, the National Disability Group’s SSDI Help Team will directly assist you to file your initial disability application. There is no up front cost to you whatsoever. In fact, we only get paid if your application is approved and you receive benefits.
We are ready and willing to help with your application at no up front cost to you
Having a disability is difficult. Dealing with the complexities of disability forms and the disability process compounds that difficulty. People who have assistance with their pursuit of disability benefits are much more likely to be successful. The National Disability Group’s SSDI Help Team will fight to help you get the benefits you deserve and take the pressure off of you by professionally preparing your forms and walking you through the process every step of the way.
Our Roots
The National Disability Group’s SSDI Help Team is a nationwide company exclusively dedicated to helping people with applying for disability benefits.
Frequently Asked Questions
Typically, Social Security takes 6-8 months to make a decision once the application is filed. The applications are worked in date order and there is currently a sizable back log at every Social Security Field Office in the country. In the meanwhile, it is extremely important that you contact our office with updates to your medical treatment and/or providers. Social Security will contact you, and our office, for additional information that is required to make a decision.
Social Security Disability cases are handled by our Social Security Benefit lawyers and disability representatives who are experts in the Social Security Disability process.
According to the Social Security Administration, you can work and earn up to $1220 gross per month this year and still be eligible for benefits. If you earn any more than this, you are technically not eligible for benefits. Please keep track of all your earnings if you work while your case is pending. You can also call your county’s Health and Human Services Department for assistance with possible financial aid.
It is our mission to fight for your disability benefits and for you to receive an award at disability benefits at the nearest level. However, it is very common to be denied for disability benefits at the initial, or reconsideration level. In fact, at least six out of every ten people that apply for disability benefits will be denied at the initial level, and upwards of eight out of ten people will be denied at the reconsideration level. This does not mean that you are not disabled. In fact, going through the initial appeals process with our office greatly improves our chances for success in your disability claim.
Send us copies of your records. Please keep your original records. You can fax them to (720) 500-0399 or email them to us at info@ssdihelpteam.com. We will submit them electronically to SSA.
Medical records are a vital part of your claim. If you are unable to see a doctor for financial or insurance reason, please visit www.nafcclinics.org for a list of free clinics in your area. You can also call your county’s Health and Human Services Department for assistance with Medicaid.
Your benefit amount is based on your lifetime earnings record or your current income and resources. That amount is determined by Social Security for each claimant. Unfortunately, we do not have access to that information. You will need to get that information directly from Social Security.
If you are awarded benefits, you may receive a lump sum of back benefits. If you are not awarded benefits, we receive nothing. Therefore, you will not owe our office anything. If there is a lump sum, we will receive $6,000 or 25%, whichever is less. This check will come directly to our office and you will not have to worry about it.
SSDI (Social Security Disability Insurance) is for people who are so disabled they cannot work. SSI (Supplemental Security Income) is for people who do not qualify for SSDI and are still unable to work. Retirement is for eligible people who have paid into Social Security long enough to qualify for this benefit.
Unfortunately, the Social Security Administration does not give much weight to these records in making their decision. They can be helpful to your claim, just not as helpful as medical records from an MD or PhD.