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Copyright (c) 2009 Sharon Christie How does the Social Security Administration (SSA) to decide if your condition is a disability? be taken into account, although a number of factors in processing your request, the most important component is the case, lies in their medical records. It 's important to give to the SSA with the necessary information to understand their illness and how it relates to his inability to work. information: doctor visits, test reports and assessments such as X-rays, scans CT, MRI, blood tests, psychiatric examinations and consultations, if necessary, hospitalization and surgery, rehabilitation, etc. The medical documentation is more, the better. Check it thoroughly all of their symptoms and syndromes discuss with your doctor, including things you might consider trivial or embarrassing, such as fatigue, pain and depression. Go see your doctor regularly and make sure that all documents in their symptoms at a time, then you must submit an accurate record of SSA files, place your request. To further support the allegations, we ask to give medical treatment to us about the special conditions of our customer 'limit their ability to work. Physicians need to in the respectiveLlow address. SSA has a form called RFC (residual functional capacity), your doctor can fill out to document their disability in a variety of areas. According to your case, a disability examiner may in determining the inability of the service, the examiner and a doctor to write the documentation sent. Involved can request additional medical documentation from your physician or other health care professionals in your treatment. You can ask that you to see another doctor or to do additional tests, at their expense. After all the medical information is gathered, they will decide whether your condition (or combination of conditions) is serious enough to disable, based on the merits of their records. Otherwise, determine whether your condition is included in its list of disabilities that includes 14 categories of large physical systems. In any system there is a breakdown of the various diseases to consider in retirement. If your medical condition is listed, and their records of documents of all required criteria, you may qualify for disability based on that. If not, then they are as their condition affects their ability in three areas: activities of daily living, social functioning and the ability to carry out as Arbeetermine if they could be used to do something else. If your case is rejected (and most are at that level) and move on appeal, the judge who hears your case, all medical information in her case, the various contributions. The judge takes anything you say and can also call a professional specialist and / or a medical expert to testify at your hearing. The judge then a written opinion in his case, usually within 60 days after the hearing. If your case is rejected by the judge, there are two further levels of appeal, but would not to testify at any level. Medical records and transcript of his hearing will be reviewed to determine whether the court committed an error, or not sufficiently take into account all the evidence. If the appeal is successful, the process will be sent back to another session.