Social Security disability representation in Holladay, Utah

Social Security Disability Advisors is based in Holladay, at 5200 S Highland Drive. If you live here or anywhere in Salt Lake County, our disability advisors can help with an SSDI or SSI claim at any stage, in person or by phone, and there is no fee unless you win.

Serving Holladay and Salt Lake County

Holladay is home for us. The firm was founded in 2001 by a former Social Security Administration disability specialist, and Utah is the only place we keep a staffed office. From here we work with claimants across Salt Lake County and, because hearings are held remotely, in all 50 states.

Many of the people who walk through our door have been denied once already. Some have not applied yet and want to start right. We help with both, along with disabled widow(er)s benefits, childhood disability benefits and veterans filing for SSDI. We do not handle VA disability claims, workers compensation or overpayment disputes.

Our office is here in Holladay

You’ll find us at 5200 S Highland Drive, Suite 300, Holladay, UT 84117. Our local number is 801-424-3200. We are open Monday to Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Mountain Time, and staff answer the phone.

If you want to sit down with someone and go through your paperwork, call before you come so we can make sure the right person is here. Bring your denial letters, any hearing notice and a list of the doctors and clinics you have seen. If getting out is hard on a given day, the same conversation works just as well by phone.

Where Holladay hearings are held

Utah hearings are generally handled by SSA’s Salt Lake City hearing office, the only Utah hearing office in SSA’s data. SSA can also send a case to one of its National Hearing Centers. Your hearing notice names the office.

SSA’s Hearing Office Workload Data for FY 2026 lists 1,844 cases pending at the Salt Lake City office, with an average of 250 days to process a case. SSA’s ALJ Disposition Data for FY 2026 shows the office approved 52.1% of disability decisions issued from September 27, 2025 through August 28, 2026, compared with 57.5% nationally. These are office-wide figures, not a prediction for your claim. Results vary and past outcomes do not predict any individual result.

SSA lets you attend a hearing in person, by phone, by video at an SSA office, or by online video from a private place you choose. Being close to our office means you can also prepare with us face to face if you’d like.

What we do for Holladay claimants

Our advisors work only on Social Security disability claims, so SSA’s forms, deadlines and hearing procedures are what they do every day.

For a Holladay client, we usually:

• Review your file and your denial notice, and get the appeal in within SSA’s deadline. SSA generally allows 60 days from the day you receive a notice.
• Collect medical records and statements from the providers who know your condition best.
• Walk you through the hearing so you know who will be there and what you’ll be asked.
• Represent you at the hearing and follow up with SSA after the decision.

Timing matters. If your hearing is less than about 3 months away, we usually ask SSA for a postponement so we can prepare the case properly. With 3 months or more, there is usually time without one.

Not sure which stage you are at? Start with what to do after a denial, or see how the Utah process works from application to hearing.