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Most disability applications are denied the first time, often because medical reports are missing, not because the person doesn't qualify. A denial letter doesn't close your case: first you ask for reconsideration and, if that's denied too, a hearing before a judge. But each step has a 60-day deadline from the day you get the letter. If you miss it, you usually have to start over and can lose months of back pay.
That's why we answer right away: you call or write, a person answers in Spanish within minutes, and your case is reviewed in less than 24 hours, with the exact date your deadline runs out. If you qualify, the lawyer requests your medical records and prepares the appeal before the deadline passes.
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Yes, in many cases. At the hearing with the judge you explain your situation in person, and new medical evidence can be submitted. It's the stage where the most cases are approved, and arriving well prepared makes the difference.
You don't need it. In Social Security cases, fees are set by law: 25% of the back pay you're approved for, up to a maximum of $9,200, and Social Security has to authorize them. If your benefits aren't approved, you don't pay fees.
To collect Social Security benefits you need lawful immigration status, and the rules change depending on the program and the type of permit. If you were hurt in an accident or at work, there are other paths that protect you regardless of your papers, such as workers' compensation or a personal injury claim. The consultation is confidential, and we tell you which path works for you.
You can still apply for SSDI if the injury will keep you from working for a year or more. Social Security may reduce your payment so the two benefits combined don't exceed 80% of what you earned before. We review how to combine them so you receive the most.
Not always, but there's a limit. In 2026, if you earn more than $1,690 a month, Social Security considers that you can work and denies the benefit. Before taking on extra hours, it's worth checking with us.
We answer in minutes and review your case in less than 24 hours.
No cost, no obligation.
Fees come only from the back pay you're approved for.
We prepare your SSDI or SSI application with the medical and work records Social Security needs to see, so the first review has everything it asks for.
We file the reconsideration within the 60 days and strengthen what was missing: reports from your doctors, tests, and evidence of how your condition limits your work.
We prepare your testimony, gather the medical evidence, and go with you to the hearing, whether by phone, by video, or in person.
If you were hurt at work, in a crash, or in a fall, besides Social Security there may be a workers' compensation claim or a lawsuit against whoever was responsible. We review every option in the same consultation: work injuries and personal injury.
Social Security rules are federal, so they're the same across the country. What changes from state to state is the office that reviews your case and how long the hearing takes.
Los Angeles, the Inland Empire, the Central Valley, and the whole state. In California, SSI includes a state payment on top of the federal one.
Atlanta, Augusta, Savannah, and the rest of the state.
Chicago and the counties of Cook, DuPage, Kane, and Lake.
We also review Social Security cases in these three states.
Your state isn't listed? We can still review your case. Call 800 201 1220.
SSDI (Social Security Disability Insurance) is for people who worked and paid Social Security taxes long enough. SSI (Supplemental Security Income) is for people with low income and few assets, even if they have no work history. In 2026, the maximum federal SSI payment is $994 a month per person.
A physical or mental condition that keeps you from working for at least 12 months, or that is expected to result in death. Also, you can't be earning more than $1,690 a month (2026 figure).
Application, reconsideration, hearing before a judge, Appeals Council, and federal court. After each decision you have 60 days to move to the next stage.
The first payment is for the sixth full month of disability. If the case takes a while, Social Security owes you back pay from that date, which is why it matters that the application is filed correctly from the start.
Got a letter from Social Security and don't know what deadline applies? We'll tell you today, for free: 800 201 1220.
1. You call or write. A real person answers, in Spanish, within minutes and at any hour.
2. Free review in less than 24 hours. We tell you whether your case qualifies, which program applies to you, and what deadline you're facing.
3. We handle the paperwork, you take care of yourself. The lawyer gathers your medical records, files the application or appeal, and keeps you updated on every step.
4. We only get paid if you're approved. 25% of the back pay, up to a maximum of $9,200 and with Social Security's authorization. No approved benefits, no fees.
Over 40 years connecting Latino families with legal representation.
Everything in Spanish, from the first call to the hearing.
A person answers, not a machine, and explains every Social Security letter until you understand it.
One consultation for everything: if your disability comes from an accident, we also review workers' compensation and a personal injury claim.
