Disability attorney and the stuff nobody tells you
The more documentation and evidence you have for your disability, the better your chances of getting social security benefits. Q: My disability allows me to work, but I cannot earn the same amount of money I did before. Can I still file for Social Security benefits? A: Yes, you can still file for Social security benefits. But this does not necessarily mean that your claim will be accepted. When calculating a claimant's eligibility for Social Security benefits, one of the most important questions they will ask is whether or not your disability allows you to do the work you did previously.