Supplemental Security Income
SSI Attorney — Nationwide SSI Benefits Help
Supplemental Security Income (SSI) helps disabled, blind, and elderly individuals with limited income and resources. Our nationwide team helps you pursue SSI benefits — including for children with qualifying impairments.
Do I qualify?
You may be eligible if the following apply. Final eligibility depends on medical evidence and SSA criteria.
- A qualifying medical condition (adult or child)
- Limited income and resources
- U.S. citizen or qualifying non-citizen
- Not earning above SSA's substantial gainful activity threshold
The process
Step 1
Free evaluation
We review eligibility based on income, resources, and condition.
Step 2
Application or appeal
We prepare your SSI application or take over your existing claim.
Step 3
Hearing representation
If denied, we represent you at reconsideration and ALJ hearing.
Common denial reasons
- Income above SSI limits
- Resources above SSI limits
- Insufficient medical evidence
- Missed deadlines
- Incomplete application
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is SSI?＋
Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is a needs-based program for disabled, blind, or elderly individuals with limited income and resources.
Who qualifies for SSI?＋
Adults and children with a qualifying disability and limited income/resources may qualify. SSI does not require a work history.
Can I receive SSI and SSDI together?＋
Yes. Some claimants qualify for both — known as 'concurrent' benefits — depending on income and work history.
How much does SSI pay?＋
The federal benefit rate changes yearly. Some states add a supplemental payment. Our team explains how your situation may affect the amount.
No Upfront Fees. No Fee Unless We Win.
Speak with our nationwide disability team today. Free evaluation. Available across all 50 states.