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Home :: FAQ :: Social Security Disability Hearing

Can I waive the 20 day Notice and get my hearing earlier?

Yes, but this is advisable only in so far as your case filings and evidence is up to date. Judges like to make decisions based on a complete record so that your file is not languishing in their offices waiting for medical records and reports. Otherwise, you and your attorney may waive the 20 day notice in writing to get an earlier hearing slot.