SSI Benefits Explained

Supplemental Security Income or SSI is a benefit program for people with low income and limited resources. Children with disabilities may also qualify for SSI benefits. Unlike Social Security Disability, there is no work history requirement and the applicant does not have to have paid into Social Security.

The Lawyers of Brown & Roberto help people throughout Tennessee who have been turned down for SSI benefits. Our attorneys are experienced and committed to helping our clients receive the disability compensation they deserve. We offer a free initial consultation to discuss SSI eligibility and answer your questions.

What Benefits Does SSI Provide?

SSI provides money to provide clothing, food and shelter. Your SSI benefits can fluctuate from month to month, based on changes in your life. For example, if you work part-time, that income will be counted. If you move in with someone, that person’s income will be counted as your income. SSI recipients are also eligible for Medicaid.

How Do I Apply for Supplemental Security Income?

You apply for SSI benefits by completing a claim form and submitting the necessary medical records at your local Social Security Administration office. For more information, visit the Social Security Administration. Unfortunately, most applicants are initially turned down by Social Security. It often takes a lawyer’s help to obtain the benefits you deserve.

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The Lawyers of Brown & Roberto are serious lawyers, who know how to win. With our contingency fee arrangement, you pay no attorney fees unless we recover compensation for you. Our office is conveniently located in Knoxville with plenty of free parking available. Give us a call at (865) 691-2777 or contact us through our website Brown & Roberto, PLLC to set up an initial consultation to discuss your SSI benefits case, or use the convenient contact form below.