Ssi Disability Hearing

A Supplemental Security Insurance Disability Hearing is also called the "ALJ hearing." The hearing is part of the appeal process arising from a benefits denial letter. The appeal at this level is processed by a Hearing Office within SSA's Office of Hearing and Appeals. This office is called Office of Adjudication and Review or ODAR. An Administrative Law Judge makes this appeal decision usually after conducting a hearing and receiving any additional evidence such as additional medical evidence from a witnesses such the treating physicians and the disability examiner.

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  • A claimant applies for Social Security Disability benefits and Supplemental Security Insurance benefits often within the same application and such is reviewed at the same ALJ hearing.
  • Those applying SSI benefits will need to have their non-medical eligibility qualifications verified, their assets and income qualifications, at a Social Security Disability interview.

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