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Home :: FAQ :: After Social Security Disability Hearing

How long will I usually have to wait to receive a written Order from the ALJ?

The ALJ will usually make his or her decision shortly after the hearing, providing that there is no additional evidence or Consultative Evaluations that have been requested.  The Judge’s decision is then written, typed, corrected and finally signed by the ALJ.  This process usually takes between two and six weeks.  You will probably receive written notice during that time.