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Why Can't the Examiner Tell me What the Decision on my Disability Case was?

By Tim Moore

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Someone recently described the following (paraphrased) scenario with regard to their social security disability case: I filed for disability, was denied, and then filed for reconsideration. I didn't hear back on my case for a long time and for that reason I called the disability examiner. I was told that a decision had already been made on my case and they couldn't tell me anything more. I don't

Full post as published by Social Security Disability SSI Blog on February 08, 2009 (boomark / email).

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