Social Security disability representation in Ogden, Utah

Ogden and Weber County claimants can work with our disability advisors without ever leaving town. We handle SSDI and SSI claims at every level by phone and video from our Holladay office, hearings can be attended remotely, and there is no fee unless you win.

Serving Ogden and Weber County

We help people across Weber County and northern Utah with Social Security disability claims. Most come to us after a denial. Some want help with a first application. Others are veterans filing for SSDI, which we welcome, though we do not handle VA disability claims.

Social Security disability is all we do. We do not take workers compensation cases, overpayment disputes or benefit reinstatements. If your question falls outside that, we’ll tell you so on the first call.

How Ogden claimants reach our Utah office

Our only staffed office is at 5200 S Highland Drive in Holladay, in Salt Lake County. You can visit if you want to, but Ogden clients usually work with us entirely by phone, email and video.

Staff answer the phone Monday to Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Mountain Time. You can send documents electronically, and we prepare you for your hearing by phone or video, so there is no need to drive down for meetings.

Your claim still moves through Social Security’s own offices. A local SSA field office handles the non-medical requirements, and Utah’s Disability Determination Services decides the medical question at the initial and reconsideration levels. To find the field office that serves your Ogden address, use SSA’s office locator.

Where Ogden hearings are held

Utah’s only hearing office in SSA’s data is in Salt Lake City, and hearings for Ogden claimants are generally handled there. SSA can also move a case to a National Hearing Center. Check your hearing notice to see which office has your case.

You may not need to make the trip. SSA offers four ways to attend: in person, by phone, by video at an SSA office, or by online video from a private place you choose.

SSA’s ALJ Disposition Data for FY 2026 shows the Salt Lake City hearing office approved 52.1% of disability decisions issued from September 27, 2025 through August 28, 2026, ranking 124th of 163 offices and below the national rate of 57.5%. SSA’s Average Wait Time Until Hearing Held Report shows an average wait of 9 months in August 2026. These figures describe the office, not your claim. Results vary and past outcomes do not predict any individual result.

What we do for Ogden 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 an Ogden client, that usually means:

• Filing your appeal on time. SSA generally gives you 60 days after you receive a decision, and it assumes you got the notice 5 days after it was mailed.
• Pulling records from your treating providers and checking that SSA has all of them.
• Preparing you for the hearing, including how to explain what a normal day looks like for you.
• Representing you at the hearing, by phone, video or in person.

If your hearing is less than about 3 months away, we usually ask SSA for a postponement so the case can be prepared properly. If you are switching from another representative, we can take over only if they agree to waive their fee.

Start with what to do after a denial, or see how a Utah claim moves from application to hearing.