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Can I Work While On Social Security Disability?

Working While Disabled ...
Without Risking Your Money and Benefits

Disability benefits can be just as much of a temporary bridge to better, healthier days as they can be a reliable source of lifetime support.

If you have been collecting Social Security Disability (SSD) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits but want to try to go back to your job to see if you are capable of working — it is possible to do so without jeopardizing your benefits. You can work for a limited period of time. And you won't have to risk losing your disability benefits to do it.

The conscientious and dedicated team of professionals at My Social Security Disability Benefits can help you try to get back to work for a limited period of time without losing your benefits. To learn more, send us a brief e-mail message or make one simple call to 888-801-1914.

We pride ourselves on achieving results as promptly and efficiently as possible while providing the highest quality of client service. Don't take our word for it. Read what former clients have to say about their experience working with us instead.

Making an Informed Choice

Wanting to work but not being able to is a hard thing to deal with. In fact, it can be so hard to come to terms with, that many people try working when they really shouldn't. Our attorneys can help you make an informed decision.

  • What does your doctor say? If your doctor doesn't think working while you are disabled is a good idea, you should take his or her advice.
  • If you try working and it doesn't go well, you actually strengthen your case for lifetime disability benefits by showing the SSA that you tried to work but couldn't.
  • If the working while disabled experiment is successful, you will probably be making more money than SSD would provide – and you may still be eligible for SSD benefits for up to nine months after you return to work.

No Attorney Fees Unless We Win

You won't have to pay any lawyer fees unless and until we win your claim and get money and benefits for you.

Free Consultations: 888-801-1914

To learn more about our practice or get answers to other questions you have about national Social Security Disability benefits, call our office now at the toll-free number listed above or contact us online.

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