Yes. But there are limitations in the amount of money you can earn each month. Plus, you need to understand whether you qualify for SSDI or SSI or both. Further, you need to understand the term “Substantial Gainful Activity.”
Actually, I never stop being surprised with my cases. Ones that I know for sure are going to be approved, usually will be. Others that are not so strong at the time in which I filed for my client, sometimes become very strong as the months (and even years) go by.
Details, just like in life, are always important when filing for Social Security disability benefits.
Sadly, not all claims for Social Security disability benefits are the same, and not all claimants are either. In fact, there are certain criteria which increases the odds for winning a disability claim.
Everyone thinks their condition is severe. Let’s face it, or otherwise they would be working a full-time job. Anyone I have met would rather be working than waiting for up to two years or more to find out their Social Security disability claim has been denied.