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We will assist you with the applications and help ensure your medical evidence is strong and well-documented.
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Hear from people who turned to Advocate for help with their
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Everything you need to know about Advocate
Advocate is a team of expert Social Security disability specialists, backed by technology, who help you develop the strongest possible claim for SSI and SSDI. We stay with you from application to hearing and support you every step of the way.
You pay nothing upfront. Our fee is capped at $9,200 by federal regulation, and you owe nothing if we don't win your case.
The US average is 7.8 months for the initial pending and processing time, but your state may take longer or shorter. Having the right information for the application will drastically improve the time and approval.
There are over 300 conditions that qualify. Review the Compassionate Allowances list on the Social Security website to see if the condition you are looking for is listed.
The amount can vary for every individual and their specific situation, but the maximum SSDI payment for 2025 is $4,018 a month. Depending on the state you are in there may be additional benefits through the state.
This will depend on the state you are filing in. Find your state and check to see if they offer any additional SSI supplements.
Yes, but with rules. To be eligible for disability benefits, a person must be unable to engage in substantial gainful activity (SGA). If you earn over a certain amount you will no longer qualify. Review the amounts at the Social Security Website.
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