Articles
Articles
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Third Level of Appeal for Disability: Appeals Council & Remands
How to appeal your disability claim to the next level after the ALJ decides you're not disabled.
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Disability Appeals Council: Do I Still Have a Chance to Win?
Getting the Appeals Council to review your case can be difficult. Here are some tips to increase your odds.
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Should I Appeal My Disability Denial to the Appeals Council?
If you are denied Social Security disability benefits at the administrative hearing, you should only appeal further in a few situations.
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Can a Favorable ALJ Disability Decision Be Overturned by the Appeals Council?
Technically, yes, this can happen: a favorable ALJ decision can be overturned by the appeals council.
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New Disability Applications During Appeals Council Review
Social Security no longer allows you to file a new disability application when you have requested an Appeals Council review.
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What Happens If You Get Denied by the Appeals Council?
If the Appeals Council denies your SSDI or SSI claim for benefits, you have two options.
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How to Write a Disability Appeals Council Brief or Letter
You'll need to write a letter to the Appeals Council about why the judge's disability denial should be reversed. Here's how.
Resources for Appealing to the Appeals Council
Resources for Appealing to the Appeals Council
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Nolo's Guide to Social Security Disability: Getting & Keeping Your Benefits
This book explains how to request an Appeals Council review (including examples of why the ALJ might have been wrong) and what will happen during the Appeals Council review.
