Social Security disability is all we do.
Help at every level of your claim, from people who represent claimants in all fifty states.
Takes about a minute. No fee unless you win.
Your hearing office
How does your hearing office compare?
SSA publishes approval rates and wait times for every hearing office. Enter your ZIP code to see the one nearest you.
57.5%
National approval rate at hearings
Average wait for a hearing
According to the Social Security Administration, September 27, 2025 through August 28, 2026. Source: Social Security Administration, ALJ Disposition Data FY 2026. Results vary and past outcomes do not predict any individual result.
Where are you in the process?
A clear path forward
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Tell us where things stand
Start with a few simple questions. We review your notices and your timeline.
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Prepare your claim together
We gather records, find gaps, and prepare the evidence your claim needs.
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Someone in your corner
Your advisor prepares you for the hearing and goes through it with you.
We know your hearing office
SSA publishes approval rates for every hearing office. Here are the four highest in its latest data.
| Office | State | Approval rateApproval | Avg. wait (months)Wait (mo) |
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| Tucson | AZ | 76.4% | 9 |
| Queens | NY | 76.1% | 9 |
| Mobile | AL | 74.2% | 8 |
| Oklahoma City | OK | 71.7% | 9 |
People who focus on your claim
Our disability advisors work only on Social Security disability claims. Once you appoint us, we represent you before the Social Security Administration at every level of the SSDI and SSI process.
Your hearing can be by video or phone, so your representative does not need to be local: we work with claimants in all fifty states from Holladay, Utah.
Meet your advisors
Common questions
I was already denied. Is it too late to get help?
No. Most people who come to us have been denied at least once. You generally have 60 days from the date on a denial notice to appeal, and taking on representation before your hearing is the most common point at which people bring us in.
Do you have to be in my state to represent me?
No. Social Security disability hearings are held remotely, so your representative does not need to be local. We represent claimants in all fifty states from our office in Holladay, Utah.
What does representation cost?
No fee unless you win. Representative fees in Social Security disability cases are set and approved by the Social Security Administration and are paid out of past-due benefits if your claim is approved.
Who will actually handle my case?
One of our disability advisors. Once you appoint us, your advisor represents you before the Social Security Administration at every level of the SSDI and SSI process, including hearings before an administrative law judge.
Should I appeal or file a new application?
In most situations you appeal. Filing a new application after a denial can restart the process and cost you back pay. Call us before you file anything new so we can look at your notice dates first.
Let’s talk about your next step.
Start with a free case review. No fee unless you win.