⚠️ 65% of SSDI claims are denied the first time

Your Denial Isn't
the Final Answer.

Most approved SSDI claimants were denied at least once. Our advocates fight your appeal — at no cost to you unless you win.

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Where are you in the process?

Select the option that best describes your situation.

📄 Just received my denial letter
⚖️ In the appeals process now
📅 Waiting for a hearing date
🆕 Haven't applied yet
🚫 My benefits were stopped

What state do you live in?

SSDI rules vary by state — this helps us match you with the right advocate.

Where should we send your free case review?

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✅ No upfront fees — ever
✅ We only get paid if you win
✅ SSA-accredited advocates
✅ 50-state coverage
✅ Free consultation in 24 hours

The Reality of SSDI

The System Is Designed to Be Hard

But it's not designed to be impossible — if you know how to fight back.

65%
of first-time applications are denied by the SSA
$18K
average back pay when an appeal is won
2.5M
disability claims filed every year in the US

Simple Process

We Handle Everything.
You Focus on Your Health.

From your first call to your first check — we're with you every step of the way.

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Free Case Review

Tell us about your situation. We review your denial, your medical condition, and your work history — at no cost.

2

We Build Your Case

Our advocates gather your medical records, complete all SSA paperwork, and prepare the strongest possible appeal on your behalf.

3

We Fight Your Appeal

We represent you at every stage — reconsideration, hearing, appeals council. Most clients never have to appear in person.

Our Fee Structure

You Pay Nothing
Unless We Win.

Our fee is set by federal law — 25% of your back pay, only if approved. The SSA handles payment directly. You never write us a check.

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No Upfront Cost

Zero out-of-pocket to start your case. We front all costs while we fight for you.

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Federally Regulated Fee

Our 25% fee is capped and set by SSA law — not by us. You're protected.

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We Only Win When You Win

Our incentives are perfectly aligned. We don't get paid unless you get approved.

If you're denied, you owe us nothing. That's our promise.

Client Stories

They Were Denied Too.

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4.9 out of 5 — from 2,847 verified clients

★★★★★

"I was denied twice and about to give up. DeniedSSDI took my case and eight months later I got approved with $22,000 in back pay. I couldn't believe it."

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Michael T.
Memphis, TN · Approved after 2 denials
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"The process was so overwhelming until I found these guys. They handled everything — I just answered their calls and showed up to one phone hearing. Got approved 6 months later."

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Sandra R.
Orlando, FL · Approved on first appeal
★★★★★

"My back injury kept me from working for 3 years. I was told I didn't qualify. These advocates found evidence the SSA missed and got me approved with $31,000 back pay."

JW
James W.
Columbus, OH · $31,200 back pay received

Common Questions

Answers to What
You're Wondering

We hear these questions every day. Here's the honest truth.

I was already denied once. Is it too late to appeal?
No — in fact, most successful SSDI cases were denied at least once first. You have 60 days from your denial date to file a reconsideration appeal. If that window has passed, there may still be options. Contact us today to find out where you stand.
What does "no cost unless I win" actually mean?
Our fee is set by federal law at 25% of your back pay (the monthly benefits owed from when you first applied), capped at $7,200. The SSA withholds our payment directly from your back pay and sends it to us. You never write a check, and if your case doesn't win, you owe us nothing.
How long does the appeal process take?
Most appeals take 12–24 months from initial denial to hearing. It varies by state and backlog. The sooner you start, the sooner you get a decision — and the more back pay accumulates in the meantime.
What conditions qualify for SSDI?
Any physical or mental condition that prevents you from working for at least 12 months. Common conditions include back injuries, heart disease, diabetes, cancer, depression, PTSD, and dozens more. The key is documentation — which is where we help most.
Do I have to go to court?
Most hearings are conducted by phone or video — no travel required. We prepare you for what to expect and represent you throughout. Most of our clients never leave their home for the entire process.
What if I already have an advocate or attorney?
If you're represented but not getting results, it's worth a second opinion. Our free case review is no-obligation. We'll tell you honestly whether we think we can help.

Don't Let a Denial
Be the End of Your Story.

Thousands of people just like you appealed — and won. Find out if your case qualifies for a free review.

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