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NOSSCR reports the most recent processing time for hearings before an ALJ in Hartford is 375 days. That is 17th best in the Nation. To put things in perspective, the shortest wait time is in Houston at 283 days, and the longest is Chicago at 712 days---close to two years.
Wait time statistics For Hartford Social Security Cases
NOSSCR reports the most recent processing time for hearings before an ALJ in Hartford is 375 days. That is 17th best in the Nation. To put things in perspective, the shortest wait time is in Houston at 283 days, and the longest is Chicago at 712 days---close to two years.
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Tricia OportoReply
Posted Oct 21, 2022 at 10:13:08 PDT
I had a brain tumor in 2021. The removal left me with coordination issues and a paralyzed lower leg. I applied for social security in March of 2022 and was denied. Looking for advice.
James Aspell Reply
Posted Oct 21, 2022 at 10:18:01 PDT
If you were denied within the past 60 days, it is still not too late to appeal. If you call us we can help you with that process.
Monica SantiagoReply
Posted Feb 29, 2024 at 11:00:04 PST
Hello, I was getting my SSI because of my MS condition I was diagnosed in 2007. My SSI benefits got taken away because my ex husband. He left me on Oct 2023 . Can I meet you guys and explain my situation.
Att Monica Santiago
860-265-9011
Reyna SchlichtingReply
Posted Nov 11, 2024 at 11:30:17 PST
Hello,
I applied for social security disability back on 2019, do to many medical issues such as plantar fasciitis, rotator cuff tears twice, lumbar spine surgery in 2019 L4-L5 and a second lumbar spine surgery on L5-S1 2021
and on May 2024 bone spur on top of my foot surgery right. Also MRI showing bulge disc on C6-C7.
Would like to know if I should apply for Social Security Disability again and what are the chances will be approve based on medical issues described above.
Thanks
Reyna Boyd
442-237-7067
[email protected]
James Aspell Reply
Posted Nov 12, 2024 at 07:21:06 PST
Yes, we almost always recommend continuing to pursue SSD/SSI cases. Your chances of approval depend in part on your age, your past work, and the judge that hears your case.
Jim
James Aspell Reply
Posted Nov 12, 2024 at 07:23:40 PST
Just call us at 860-523-8783 and we can set up a free consultation
Barry berkReply
Posted Feb 16, 2025 at 06:11:05 PST
In the past year and a half I had open heart surgery march 2023 and stent surgery oct 2024 now I’ve recently got diagnosed with f3 fibrosis of the liver wondering if I have any chance for ss disability
James Aspell Reply
Posted Apr 09, 2025 at 05:25:00 PDT
Yes, chances are good.
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