It surprises my clients to learn that, most of the time, Social Security does not update medical records after the initial denial.
With wait times of a year or more, this can mean that by the time your case gets in front of a judge, the records in your file may be a year (or more) [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Exhibit File’
Don’t go to your Social Security disability hearing with out-of-date medical records!
How to review your Social Security file before your hearing
My last article talked about why it is so important to review your Social Security exhibit file.
But how do I get a copy of my Social Security file?
If you already have a hearing scheduled, Social Security will tell you in the Notice of Hearing that you should arrive thirty minutes before your hearing and you [...]
What does Social Security really think about your case?
Wouldn’t you like to know what Social Security really thinks about your claim? The best way to find out is to review your Social Security exhibit file.
Everything Social Security has on your claim for disability benefits is contained in the “exhibit file.” This includes medical records, statements of limitations, notes from Social Security’s technicians, [...]
