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CT Social Security DisabilityThis page will address Social Security Disability in Connecticut and SSI in CT. You
should not take your claim lightly and should make sure to learn as much as you can about your disability claim and what it
will take to win that claim for benefits.
You will find information on the addresses for the offices were your hearing is held called Office of Disability Adjudication and Review or ODAR. You will also find the addresses of the local Social Security offices. If you are trying to find a lawyer for your CT SSDI or SSI claim click the link below. We handle cases nationwide but if you prefer a local disability attorney just note that on the form. Even if you want to handle the claim yourself do yourself a favor and read as much as you can on the subject. One of the biggest mistakes many people trying to get SSD benefits makes is leaving it up to SSA to do all the work for them. If you simply apply and don't get help or do not do your own research and evidence gathering you are not doing all you can to give your self the best chance to win. A good place to start is this website were you will find free information that can help you with your claim for Social Security Disability benefits in Connecticut. Applying, Lawyers and Social Security Disability in ConnecticutWhether you decide you need a Social Security disability Lawyer or not, there are certain things you need to know
to give yourself the best chance to win your SSD or SSI claim. The most important thing in your Social Security disability
claim is the evidence you present to SSA. This evidence should include all relevant medical evidence and opinion evidence
from your doctors about your limitations from your medical conditions. Opinion evidence can come in the form of a detailed
report from your doctor and/or doctors or by having your doctor fill out a residual functional capacity form. An example of
these forms and a discussion of them can be found at my page called RFC forms. An Attorney can help get all the appropriate medical evidence and opinion evidence from your doctors and present the
theory of your case as to why you are disabled under Social Security disability rules. If you decide to go it alone you'll
want to make sure to educate yourself about what you have to prove to win your particular SSD or SSI claim. I am providing
some information on Social Security Disability and SSI in CT. What is important to remember is that the evidence needed
and laws are the same in every state. Make sure to read the rest of this site to understand what you have to prove to
win your case. To apply for SSDI or SSI benefits in Connecticut you can call the toll free number at 1-800-772-1213.
You can also go down to your local SSA office or apply on-line at the SSA website. If you want help applying for your Social Security Disability benefits or need help with a
claim already in the process in Connecticut you can call us at 1-800-772-1213.
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