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Originally Posted by lenneth
I just got a random letter from Disability stating the judge from my botched (botched because he threw me out for being unrepresented)hearing stated that my case decision was "fully favorable".
I'm not sure what that means, or what happens after this. Does this mean I won? There isn't anything else? No other hurdles? I'm done? Or am I waaaay ahead of myself.
Anyone who's been there and can tell me what to expect would be appreciated greatly.
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"Fully Favorable" = you won...You will get a follow up letter breaking down you benefits, any backpay you are entitled to, and your medicare info. If I remember correctly it's about 30 days of less before the next step. You should have a case worker at your local social security office that could tell you better then I. But once you get that "Fully Favorable" decision you are now on social security. Congrats..
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