The
purpose of this site is to provide free SSDI and SSI information. This site should help those who are contemplating applying
for Social Security Disability or Supplemental Security Income and those individuals who have already applied for Social Security
Disability benefits, no matter what stage they are at in the Social Security Disability process. If you have any questions that are not answered by this site or want a free consultation, please feel free to e-mail
me at karl@ultimatedisabilityguide.com, visit my law firm's website or call 877-527-5529. I will try to answer any questions
you might have about Social Security Disability (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI).
My
name is Karl Kazmierczak, Esq. I am a Board Certified Social Security Disability Specialist by the National Board of Social Security Disability Advocacy.
Please click on the following link for more information on what it means to be a Board Certified Social Security Disability
Specialist. I have handled thousands of cases in New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania.
How to Use this site. If you are new to the process of Social Security Disability, I recommend you start
by reading the "disability process." This page will give you an overview of how your claim is processed and what procedural steps you have to take.
To understand how SSA determines if you are disabled you should read the page, "am I disabled?". After you read this page, you should follow the different links to get a better understanding of what it takes
to prove your disability. I also strongly suggest you read "how to win" and "key to SSDI and SSI". There is a lot more information on this site, but this should give you a good starting point to help your claim.
If you need tips on how to win your SSDI or SSI claim,
continue to read this site and bookmark it so you can come back and use it as a reference while you take on the Social Security
Disability process. Please note that it is my intention to provide
accurate and up-to-date information on this site, as I put in great effort to do this. However, the information on this site
is not guaranteed and no lawyer-client relationship exists. This site is not a substitute for consultation with a lawyer.
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VA is falling farther behind Social Security Disability
Something needs to be done soon as the backlog at the VA is causing unacceptable delays in getting veterans
disability claims processed. Unfortunately, the wait times are getting longer and veterans frustrations are understandably
increasing. I have seen similar problems like this in the processing of Social Security disability cases many years ago. Social
Security has vastly improved its processing time for disability cases. I believe the Social Security Administration benefited
from increase funding which allowed Social Security to hire more decision makers and support staff. Social Security also invested
in technology which has also greatly decreased the Social Security disability claim processing time. The VA needs an
overhaul similar to the one Social Security went through over the past 10 years. The first thing the VA needs to do is to
get the veterans files transferred into electronic format. As it is now, there is one paper file, typically the size of one
or two phone books, and these files have to be physically moved from one person to the next while the claims are being
processed. Just moving this paper file from one person to the next, or one office to another, must be causing huge delays.
The Veterans Administration also needs an increase in funding since it is quite clear the amount of employees they have is
not nearly enough to handle the volume of cases put before them. This has led to bad communication between the VA and the
veteran or the veterans representative. It has become extremely difficult if not impossible to speak with someone at
the VA about a particular case. The VA also does not have enough Veterans Law Judges or support staff to process the great
volume of cases in a timely manner. I know economic times are tough, but I believe we need to find the money to take care
of our veterans who have devoted a period of their lives to defending this country. If you asked me ten years
ago if I thought Social Security Disability claims would be were it is today, as far as processing of claims, I do not think
I would have predicted the improvement.I hope in a few years I can be writing about how much the VA has improved its processing
times as-well.
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No attorney client relationship exist. The information in this site is not a substitute for consultation with a qualified
attorney.
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