Can Congressman Paulsen’s office expedite my hearing date for my application for social security disability benefits?
The average wait time for a hearing is 18 to 21 months. Unfortunately, our office is unable to reduce the wait time. In certain, limited instances, the Social Security office will expedite case processing. In order for a case to be expedited, you must meet one of the following conditions: lack of food, inability to afford prescriptions or receive adequate medical care, lack of health insurance, imminent eviction, or homelessness. For general information about social security issues, visit the Social Security Administration’s website at http://www.house.gov/htbin/leave_site?ln_url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Esocialsecurity%2Egov%2F. I submitted a claim for social security disability benefits but I have not received any information. Can Congressman Paulsen’s office check on my claim? If you have submitted a claim for disability benefits and have not received a response from the Social Security Administration, my office can make an inquiry to check on the status of your claim. Please be aware that
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