Mount Vernon, Ohio Supplemental Security Income Lawyer
When the elderly or disabled have little or no income, the government provides Supplemental Security Income to pay for basic needs including food, clothing, and shelter. For any individual filing for benefits, the application process for obtaining Supplemental Security Income (SSI) can be complex and difficult without the assistance of an experienced attorney. At The Aebi Law Firm we provide the resources and strategic representation necessary to successfully obtain Supplemental Security Income (SSI) for our clients.
When you need income to support your basic needs or your family, The Aebi Law Firm can effectively assert your rights to Supplemental Security Income. Contact The Aebi Law Firm for a free consultation.
What is the Supplemental Security Income program?
The SSI program was established to provide income for basic needs to adults or children who are disabled and have limited income and resources. Like Social Security disability income, it requires a similar application process, but also requires that the applicant is below a certain level of income.
Who can collect Supplemental Security Income?
Unlike other benefits programs, SSI is available only to the person in need. Benefits cannot be paid to dependants. Parents may be able to collect SSI if they cannot work because they must care for a disabled child.
What if my claim is denied?
If you have applied for Supplemental Security Income and your claim was denied, do not despair. Many claims are denied the first time and can be approved upon reconsideration. Often, applications are denied the first time because they are filed incorrectly or are not sufficiently supported with medical documentation.
How much will I receive for benefits?
How much you receive in benefits will depend on your income and whether you live alone, with others, or in the household of another. You may also be eligible for food stamps or food assistance.
What if I have never worked?
Unlike other government programs, your work history will not be taken into account. Your benefits are based entirely on your needs rather than any amount you have paid to a program or the hours you have worked. If you feel that you need supplemental income to pay for basic needs such as clothing, food, or shelter, please contact us. We can review your case and help you obtain Supplemental Security Income.
Contact The Aebi Law Firm for a free legal consultation with an experienced Mount Vernon, Ohio Social Security disability and Social Security Income lawyer.
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The Aebi Law Firm
111 S Mulberry St.
Mount Vernon, OH 43050
Phone: (740) 397-8875
Fax: (740) 393-0781
Toll Free: (877) 529-2324