Social Security disability representation in Provo, Utah

Yes, you can get help with a Social Security disability claim in Provo without driving to Salt Lake County. Our disability advisors work with Provo and Utah County claimants by phone and video from our Holladay office, at every level from application to hearing, with no fee unless you win.

Serving Provo and Utah County

We work with people throughout Utah County on SSDI and SSI claims. Some are just starting an application. Many have already been denied once or twice and are deciding whether to keep going.

Families in Provo often call us about childhood disability benefits, for an adult son or daughter whose disability began before age 22, or about disabled widow(er)s benefits after losing a spouse. We help with those too. We do not take VA disability claims, workers compensation or overpayment disputes.

How Provo claimants reach our Utah office

Our office is at 5200 S Highland Drive in Holladay, in Salt Lake County. You are welcome to visit, but most Provo clients never need to make the drive.

We work by phone, email and secure document exchange, and we prepare you for your hearing by phone or video. Staff answer the phone Monday to Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Mountain Time, so you reach a real person.

Your claim itself is handled by Social Security. A local SSA field office checks the non-medical requirements, and a state agency called Disability Determination Services decides whether you meet the medical rules at the first two levels. To find the SSA field office for your Provo address, use SSA’s office locator.

Where Provo hearings are held

Utah has one hearing office in SSA’s data, in Salt Lake City, and Provo hearings are generally handled there. SSA can also transfer a case to a National Hearing Center. Your hearing notice will name the office.

The distance matters less than it used to. SSA lets you attend your hearing by phone or by online video from a private place you choose, as well as in person or by video at an SSA office. For many Provo claimants, that means no trip north on hearing day.

For context, 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 (national rate: 57.5%). SSA’s Hearing Office Workload Data for FY 2026 shows an average of 250 days to process a case there. These are office-wide figures, not predictions. Results vary and past outcomes do not predict any individual result.

What we do for Provo 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 Provo claim, we usually:

• Make sure your appeal is filed on time. SSA generally allows 60 days from the day you receive a decision.
• Request records from your Utah County doctors, clinics and hospitals, and look for gaps a judge would notice.
• Explain how SSA looks at your age, education and past work, and prepare you to describe your limits clearly.
• Represent you at the hearing, wherever and however it is held.

If your hearing is less than about 3 months away, we usually ask SSA for a postponement so we can prepare the case properly. You can read more about what happens at a hearing or how to apply if you haven’t filed yet.