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Home :: FAQ :: Basic Questions Social Security Disability

What can an attorney do for me?

Once you appoint an attorney, he or she can act on your behalf in most Social Security matters by:

* Getting information from your Social Security file;
* Helping you get medical records or information to support your claim;
* Coming with you, or for you, to any interview, conference, or hearing you have   with SSA;
* Requesting a reconsideration, hearing or Appeals Council review; and
* Helping you and your witness prepare for a hearing and questioning any    witnesses.

Your representative also will receive a copy of the decision(s) SSA makes on your claim.