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Social Security Disability Questions & Answer #17

I WAS DENIED FOR SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY (SSD) BENEFITS RECENTLY. SHOULD I APPEAL OR JUST FILE AGAIN?
 

If you file again, you may wind up not getting as much benefits as if you appealed the decision. It is generally better to appeal rather than to file again. There are some times, however, particularly after denial at the hearing that you may want to do both, especially if there is some new medical proof that makes your case stronger than before.

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