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For those applying for Supplemental Security Income (SSI), there are different eligibility requirements from those used to determine eligibility for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits that must be taken into consideration.
For many Indiana and Texas workers who have been unable to work for an extended period due to medical conditions, it may be difficult to come to terms with the inability to obtain income that had previously been their primary source of financial support.
Many individuals throughout Indiana and Texas who receive Social Security Disability benefits have children that rely on them for financial support. In some circumstances children of recipients of Social Security Disability Insurance benefits may be eligible to receive benefits from Social Security as well.
Applying for Social Security Disability benefits in states like Indiana or Texas can be a complex matter, particularly because most applicants have no prior experience in dealing with this type of filing. It is important that applicants take steps to ensure accuracy in their application not only to help facilitate a favorable outcome, but also to avoid putting themselves in a situation where they may be accused of misrepresenting information.
When a hearing for Social Security Disability benefits is scheduled by the Social Security Administration, the disabled individual will receive a Notice Of Hearing which will provide the date, time and hearing for the hearing.