Video communications are now becoming commonplace with the COVID-19 pandemic ensuring that we offer protocol for protecting and serving our clients safely. Schools, doctors’ offices, and many other entities have moved to video communication to continue operations. Many businesses have now become entirely remote, and some businesses might stick with…
Our firm works tirelessly to help claimants get the SSI benefits they deserve. This process can be long and complicated. Our compassionate and dedicated attorneys at Michael Armstrong Law are here to assist you with the process once you have been denied. If you have been denied your benefits What…
At Michael Armstrong Law in Albuquerque, New Mexico, we commonly answer questions relating to Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and the various steps that someone must take to apply for SSDI benefits. The following is a series of SSDI FAQs that we believe should be helpful to Albuquerque area residents…
Nearly eight million Americans currently receive monthly cash payments through the Supplemental Security Income – or SSI – program. Administered by the Social Security Administration, SSI is a vital safety net for people with little or no income who require money to pay for basic necessities such as food, clothing,…
There are two kinds of applications one can file for social security disability. The first is what we call SSDI, or Social Security Disability Insurance. It is referred to in decisions as a “period of disability” with “disability insurance benefits.” This application is also commonly referred to as a Title…
The SSDI attorneys at Michael Armstrong Law in New Mexico, frequently get asked this question. It is important to understand that qualifying for SSDI is a lot more difficult than it is to qualify for SSI. This is primarily because SSDI is only available to individuals who have paid taxes…
The SSDI and SSI application process can be a long and winding road toward receiving your monthly benefits. Once you have filed an initial application, it can take up to 4 months before you receive your initial decision from Disability Determination Services. What Happens When You Are Denied If your…