The documented evidence you present to the Houston Social Security Disability office must be sufficient to (1) establish the presence of a medically determinable mental impairment(s), (2) assess the degree of functional limitation the impairment(s) imposes, and (3) project the probable duration of the impairment(s). Medical evidence must be sufficiently complete and detailed as to symptoms, signs, and laboratory findings to permit an independent determination. In addition, the Houston Social Security Disability office will consider information from other sources when they determine how the established impairment(s) affects your ability to function. They will consider all relevant evidence in your case record.

Your claim will likely be denied if you do not present the required documentation to the Houston Social Security Disability office, even if you are disabled. Speak with a Houston Social Security Disability Lawyer today if your application has been denied in the last 60 days and increase your odds of winning the benefits you need. You have already been denied benefits, do not make the same mistake twice! Remember, there is no fee unless you win.

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