SDDI continuing evaluation

[Sgt zo]

When will I be re-evaluated by SSA? I was approved for SDDI in June 2017

 

[gsfowler]

Could be 3 years or 7 years. With that being said, I have never been reevaluated and became eligible in 2009

 

[Sgt zo]

Thanks for that info.

 

[Smaldo]

Hello, any insight on applying for SSDI? I received my findings on yesterday, 80/100%.

 

[chaplaincharlie]

Hello, any insight on applying for SSDI? I received my findings on yesterday, 80/100%.

Apply ASAP. There is a mandatory 5 month wait after you apply before benefits can commence. You can apply online with the SSA. In remarks besure you note that you are a wounded warrior

 

[Smaldo]

Apply ASAP. There is a mandatory 5 month wait after you apply before benefits can commence. You can apply online with the SSA. In remarks besure you note that you are a wounded warrior

Thank you! As far as documentation, do you suggest submitting everything I submitted to PEB as well as my findings?

 

[chaplaincharlie]

On the application you can grant your DoD records be given to the SSA.

 

[Smaldo]

You’re a lifesaver. Thanks so much!!!

 

[tony292]

You will be re-evaluated every 3-7 years. If you get the short form 455, make sure you read up on it before submitting to SSA.

How SSA grades disability update report 455 (short form)

So this is how the computer that reads a short form 455 decides whether or not to initiate a full CDR. The link: SSA - POMS: DI 40502.001 - Processing Center Instructions for the Continuing Disability Review Mailer Forms SSA-455 and...

www.pebforum.com

 

[Antonio33]

Apply ASAP. There is a mandatory 5 month wait after you apply before benefits can commence. You can apply online with the SSA. In remarks besure you note that you are a wounded warrior

I applied back in October of 2020. The medical portion is done. And the application is under the, "processing " step. Step 2 of 3. It's been that way close to 2months. Question is, is it a bad thing for it to be processing this long? I know it's only been about 4 months overall, but it's been on step 2 of 3 for a long time.

 

[Sgt zo]

I applied back in October of 2020. The medical portion is done. And the application is under the, "processing " step. Step 2 of 3. It's been that way close to 2months. Question is, is it a bad thing for it to be processing this long? I know it's only been about 4 months overall, but it's been on step 2 of 3 for a long time.

 

[Sgt zo]

No, it’s not a bad thing until you get denied. But 4 months is really not a long time.

 

[chaplaincharlie]

Did you receive a call from the SSA shortly after applying? If so, call that person back.