Litchfield County, Connecticut Social Security Disability Office
Litchfield County, Connecticut Social Security Office Services
Social Security Office Litchfield County, Connecticut Services
This Litchfield County, Connecticut Social Security office offers a variety of services related to Social Security. Services typically available at this Litchfield County, Connecticut SSA office include:
Apply for Retirement Benefits in Litchfield County, Connecticut
Apply for Disability in Litchfield County, Connecticut – SSDI, Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
Apply for Medicare in Litchfield County, Connecticut
Help With Medicare Prescription Drugs
heck on Application Status
Appeal a Decision
Obtain SSA Forms
Obtain SSA Publications
Obtain a Social Security Card
Replacement Social Security Card
Replacement Medicare Card
Litchfield County, Connecticut Social Security Disability Offices
Social Security Disability Office Kent. Resources & information about filing for SSDI in Kent. Social Security Office hours, phone numbers, address, appointments.
Social Security Disability Office Watertown. Resources & information about filing for SSDI in Watertown. Social Security Office hours, phone numbers, address, appointments.
Social Security Disability Office Watertown. Resources & information about filing for SSDI in Watertown. Social Security Office hours, phone numbers, address, appointments.
Social Security Disability Office Roxbury. Resources & information about filing for SSDI in Roxbury. Social Security Office hours, phone numbers, address, appointments.
Social Security Disability Office Norfolk. Resources & information about filing for SSDI in Norfolk. Social Security Office hours, phone numbers, address, appointments.
Social Security Disability Office Torrington. Resources & information about filing for SSDI in Torrington. Social Security Office hours, phone numbers, address, appointments.
Social Security Disability Office Warren. Resources & information about filing for SSDI in Warren. Social Security Office hours, phone numbers, address, appointments.
Social Security Disability Office Bethlehem. Resources & information about filing for SSDI in Bethlehem. Social Security Office hours, phone numbers, address, appointments.
Social Security Disability Office Bridgewater. Resources & information about filing for SSDI in Bridgewater. Social Security Office hours, phone numbers, address, appointments.
Social Security Disability Office Washington. Resources & information about filing for SSDI in Washington. Social Security Office hours, phone numbers, address, appointments.
Social Security Disability Office Near Litchfield County, Connecticut
Common Litchfield County, Connecticut Disability FAQ’s
How Do I Qualify For Social Security Disability?
You must first have worked in jobs covered by Social Security in order to be eligible to apply for Social Security disability benefits.
In addition to the work requirement, you must also have a medical condition that meets the SSA definition of disability. Basically, the SSA will pay monthly benefits to individuals that are unable to work for over a year because of an accepted disability.
How Much Do I Need To Work To Qualify For Disability?
The number of work credits you need to qualify for disability benefits depends on your age when you become disabled. You need 40 work credits, 20 of which were earned in the last 10 years ending with the year you become disabled.
The Social Security Administration bases work credits on your total yearly wages or self-employment income. You can earn up to four work credits each year.
For more information on whether you qualify, read our publication; How You Earn Credits.
How Does The SSA Define Disability?
The Social Security Administration only pays for total disability. No benefits are payable for partial disability or for short-term disability.
Under Social Security rules you are considered disabled if:
You cannot do work that you did before;
The SSA decides that you cannot adjust to other work because of your medical condition(s); and
Your disability has lasted or is expected to last for at least one year or to result in death.
How Does The SSA Decide If I'm Disabled?
If you meet the work credit requirements the SSA uses a step-by-step process to answer five questions.
Are you working?
Is your condition "severe"?
Is your condition found in the list of disabling conditions?
Can you do the work you did previously?
Can you perform any other type of work?
For more information please contact a local Litchfield County, Connecticut disability office or visit www.ssa.gov.
