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    The Social Security Administration periodically mails out a Social Security Statement to everyone.  This statement outlines your lifetime earnings and monthly potential eligible benefits. If you don’t have this statement you can access the SSA website or work with Princeton Disability Advocates to research your specific benefits.

    Typically 2-4 months.

    Timeframes can vary due to:

    • The nature of a disability;
    • The completion and availability of medical documentation verifying disability
    • Need for additional Medical Exams that may be required by the SSA
    • Quality review periods
    • Appeals

    If you are approved for Social Security Disability, Past Due benefits (also known as “back payment” or “back pay”) becomes a part of your award. Once you are approved for disability benefits, all the money you should have been receiving from the date of your initial claim until your approval date will be calculated, awarded, and paid as a lump sum.

    If you are approved for Social Security Disability, Past Due benefits (also known as “back payment” or “back pay”) becomes a part of your award. Once you are approved for disability benefits, all the money you should have been receiving from the date of your initial claim until your approval date will be calculated, awarded, and paid as a lump sum.