Help After a Denial
Being denied doesn’t close the door. Tell us where things stand and we’ll show you the right next step.
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When Social Security turns down your claim, you have the right to a review, and CIVICO carries your case through every step we handle: reconsideration and your hearing before an Administrative Law Judge, the stage where a great many claims are won.
Your first claim to Social Security. This is where most initial applications are denied, and where representation begins to matter.
An entirely fresh look at your claim, handled by someone who had no role in the original decision.
You make your case to an Administrative Law Judge, the point at which a great many claims are won.
The judge issues a decision on your claim.
These stages come down to evidence and deadlines. A representative keeps both on your side.
Roughly two-thirds of disability claims are denied, and a great many people who eventually win were denied at least once along the way. At this stage, the turning point is often stronger medical evidence and a case framed the way Social Security expects.
Source: Social Security Administration, Annual Statistical Report on the Disability Insurance Program.From the date on your denial notice, you usually get 60 days to respond. Let it lapse and you may be starting over. We watch every deadline so your response lands on time.
Source: Social Security Administration.You deal with one representative the whole way, from your first call through your decision. No call-center queue, no passing your file from desk to desk.
Disability claims are the whole of what we do. We know how to organize your evidence, satisfy SSA’s requirements, and get you ready for a hearing if it comes to that.
Federal rules set our representative fee, and it’s only owed if you win. Getting started costs nothing up front.