Start your disability case

To start your Social Security disability case, answer the free case review questions above or call 800-249-7507. Tell us where your claim stands, and a representative will review it and let you know whether we can help. There is no fee unless you win.

We help with SSDI and SSI claims at every stage, in all 50 states. The review takes about a minute, and you can skip straight to calling us at any time.

What happens after you reach out

A member of our team reviews what you send and gets back to you. If you’d rather talk now, call 800-249-7507, Monday to Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Mountain Time. A staff member answers the phone. We will ask a few questions about your medical conditions, your work history and where your claim is now.

If you have a hearing date, tell us right away. If the hearing is less than about three months out, we usually ask SSA for a postponement so the case can be prepared properly. With three or more months, there is usually time without one.

If another representative already has your case, we can take over only if that person agrees to waive their fee.

If we take your case, you’ll sign SSA’s form appointing us as your representative. From there, we gather your medical records, keep track of SSA’s deadlines and prepare you for each step. Learn more about your advisor.

What to have ready

You don’t need everything to get started, but these help us review your case faster:

• Any letters from SSA, especially a denial notice or a hearing notice.
• The date you stopped working, or cut back, because of your condition.
• A list of your conditions, doctors, clinics and hospitals.
• Your current medications.
• A short summary of the jobs you held in recent years.

If you were denied, check the date on the letter. You generally have 60 days to appeal, so don’t wait for every document before you reach out. See who qualifies if you’re not sure your situation fits.

No fee unless you win

You pay no fee unless your claim is approved. SSA sets and approves the fee, and it is paid from your past-due benefits. Under SSA’s fee agreement process, the fee is the lesser of 25% of past-due benefits or $9,200, for favorable decisions issued on or after November 30, 2024. Questions about fees or anything else? Use our contact page.