Exploring The Basics of Social Security Disability Benefits in Missouri

by | Nov 11, 2020 | Lawyers and Law Firms

Once you decide to apply for Social Security Disability the first thing you have to know is that there are two different kinds of benefits. The first is benefits that are available for individuals who have worked for a very long period of time. After working for a certain period of time said individuals can apply for Social Security Disability in Missouri and the government will decide whether or not to accept their application.

The other type of disability benefit can be given to individuals of all ages. This does includes children. This type of disability benefit does not require an individual to have worked for a certain period of time. This type of benefit is referred to as supplemental security income or SSI for short. It is available for individuals who have disabilities that may prevent them from getting jobs in order to support themselves. For example, parents who have children with serious mental conditions can get SSI for their child to help support the additional needs around the home.

When the child becomes an adult the need for the SSI check becomes even greater. This is because there are a lot of medical conditions that prevent a person from being able to work or prevent them from being able to work enough to support themselves financially. For example, someone could have anxiety issues that are so extreme that they cannot be around people. This is a condition that would prevent them from being able to work just about anywhere.

Most people obtain the paperwork to apply for Social Security benefits in Missouri from their local Social Security office. They fill out the paperwork on their own and they submit it. You may or may not need a doctor to confirm that your disability exists if you are applying for medical reasons. Sometimes the office may require you to visit one of their doctors in order to confirm your disability.

Contact Grundy Disability Group, for more details.

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