Social Security Disability: From Application to Appeal | Remastered 2015 Broadcast
Shownotes
Applying for Social Security disability can leave you wondering: What happens next—and what can you do if you’re denied?
In this companion audio edition of “Walking You Through the Social Security Disability Process,” Anthony Reeves explains the journey from an initial application through hearings, decisions, and further appeals.
Originally broadcast live on January 25, 2015, this remastered episode of Q&A Social Security Disability Today explores: • What to consider before applying
• Choosing a representative
• Why claims take time and requests for expedited processing
• Disability forms, medical records, and supporting evidence
• Understanding denials and preparing appeals
• What to expect at a disability hearing
• Post-hearing status updates and favorable decisions
• Appeals Council review, federal court, and new applications
This approximately 50-minute episode is the audio companion to the remastered video. References to slides and on-screen material remain in the recording.
ARCHIVE NOTE: This episode preserves a 2015 discussion; remastering does not update its content. Rules, procedures, wait times, and statistics discussed may be outdated or inaccurate. References to legal services reflect the original broadcast and are not a current offer of representation.
For general education only, not individualized legal advice. Follow Q&A Social Security Disability Today for more plain-language explanations, and share this episode with someone trying to understand the process.
In this companion audio edition of “Walking You Through the Social Security Disability Process,” Anthony Reeves explains the journey from an initial application through hearings, decisions, and further appeals.
Originally broadcast live on January 25, 2015, this remastered episode of Q&A Social Security Disability Today explores: • What to consider before applying
• Choosing a representative
• Why claims take time and requests for expedited processing
• Disability forms, medical records, and supporting evidence
• Understanding denials and preparing appeals
• What to expect at a disability hearing
• Post-hearing status updates and favorable decisions
• Appeals Council review, federal court, and new applications
This approximately 50-minute episode is the audio companion to the remastered video. References to slides and on-screen material remain in the recording.
ARCHIVE NOTE: This episode preserves a 2015 discussion; remastering does not update its content. Rules, procedures, wait times, and statistics discussed may be outdated or inaccurate. References to legal services reflect the original broadcast and are not a current offer of representation.
For general education only, not individualized legal advice. Follow Q&A Social Security Disability Today for more plain-language explanations, and share this episode with someone trying to understand the process.