How do You Prove that You are Disabled? 3 Proven Arguments

If you decide to apply for Social Security disability, you have to prove to the Social Security Administration that you are disabled.  In the last episode, I explained how SSA defines the term "disabled."  In this episode, I discuss the three arguments, or theories of disability, you must use to convince SSA that you meet the definition.

The three arguments you can use are:

1. Do you meet a listing?  Learn more about this argument at my website MeetaListing.com
2. Do you fit within a "grid rule?"  Learn more about the grid rules at  my website Gridrules.net
3. Does the medical and non-medical evidence in your file prove that your capacity to function at work has been so reduced that you would not be a reliable employee at even the easiest, entry-level job.  This is called the "functional capacity argument."

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