Otr request

Rayandnay · 10-04-2014, 10:31 AM

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Originally Posted by LIT LOVE

Than they're already doing everything possible in your best interest. Be patient, okay?

It's not easy after 102 months, but I truly believe in my heart this is it, 5 of my doctors, 3 of theirs all say the same thing. One other thing Lit, when you file a discrimiantion claim, why doesn't anyone tell you the results of investigation, or does that form go into circular file?

LIT LOVE · 10-04-2014, 12:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Rayandnay

It's not easy after 102 months, but I truly believe in my heart this is it, 5 of my doctors, 3 of theirs all say the same thing. One other thing Lit, when you file a discrimiantion claim, why doesn't anyone tell you the results of investigation, or does that form go into circular file?

You filed a discrimination claim against someone at SS? Why? When?

Rayandnay · 10-04-2014, 12:50 PM

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Originally Posted by LIT LOVE

You filed a discrimination claim against someone at SS? Why? When?

The ALJ that I had 3 hearings with, failed to listen to social securitys doctors, my doctors, even on remand, didn't address appeals council directive on addressing ME who testified at hearing, notorios judge who has a high number of cases remanded. Was warned, he doesn't believe in physche cases, 38% approval rating, just doesn't seem like smart judge. Actually filed 2 discrimiantion charges, latest 10-13, if you don't listen to my doctors or ssa doctors, what chance does anyone have with this guy?

LIT LOVE · 10-04-2014, 05:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Rayandnay

The ALJ that I had 3 hearings with, failed to listen to social securitys doctors, my doctors, even on remand, didn't address appeals council directive on addressing ME who testified at hearing, notorios judge who has a high number of cases remanded. Was warned, he doesn't believe in physche cases, 38% approval rating, just doesn't seem like smart judge. Actually filed 2 discrimiantion charges, latest 10-13, if you don't listen to my doctors or ssa doctors, what chance does anyone have with this guy?

You've been given a new ALJ, so you've moved your case forward. At this point you need to concentrate on proving your case and your own health.

LIT LOVE · 10-06-2014, 08:27 AM

I came across these links and thought they might be of some interest to you. I'm guessing the first and second link are more applicable, but that's is just a guess, so I included both. The first gives some suggestions about additional documentation that might be of some help at your ALJ hearing.

http://www.disabilitysecrets.com/res...g-benefits.htm

http://www.disabilitysecrets.com/page9-16.html

http://www.disabilitysecrets.com/page11-10.html

Rayandnay · 10-06-2014, 10:27 AM

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Originally Posted by LIT LOVE

I came across these links and thought they might be of some interest to you. I'm guessing the first and second link are more applicable, but that's is just a guess, so I included both. The first gives some suggestions about additional documentation that might be of some help at your ALJ hearing.

http://www.disabilitysecrets.com/res...g-benefits.htm

http://www.disabilitysecrets.com/page9-16.html

http://www.disabilitysecrets.com/page11-10.html

Thanks, I just have to get a ALJ who will fall the rules, not take things personal, and who's not a war with the Appeals Council, then that box of evidence will mean something. That's why I believe a OTR request is appropriate, because if it's denied, you can gage where your case is weak.

Rayandnay · 10-06-2014, 10:46 AM

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Originally Posted by LIT LOVE

I came across these links and thought they might be of some interest to you. I'm guessing the first and second link are more applicable, but that's is just a guess, so I included both. The first gives some suggestions about additional documentation that might be of some help at your ALJ hearing.

http://www.disabilitysecrets.com/res...g-benefits.htm

http://www.disabilitysecrets.com/page9-16.html

http://www.disabilitysecrets.com/page11-10.html

Here's the words of the Examinator, "Mr. Jones obtained a full scale iq score of 58, which would classify him in the mental retardation range. However, I am not comfortable assigning this diagnosis, because of his appeared lack of effort likely impacting his true scores. Does this fall into malingering, and this test is thrown out or maybe retesting? Mr. Jones does appear to be experiencing symptoms of major depressive disorder. Aging has to play a part in low iq, and medication.

LIT LOVE · 10-06-2014, 09:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Rayandnay

Here's the words of the Examinator, "Mr. Jones obtained a full scale iq score of 58, which would classify him in the mental retardation range. However, I am not comfortable assigning this diagnosis, because of his appeared lack of effort likely impacting his true scores. Does this fall into malingering, and this test is thrown out or maybe retesting? Mr. Jones does appear to be experiencing symptoms of major depressive disorder. Aging has to play a part in low iq, and medication.

If accepted, that score would qualify for a listing of intellectual developmental disorder, but I think there is almost no chance you'll receive an OTR decision with the qualifications the Examiner wrote.

I believe an ALJ could deny you benefits at a hearing based upon what that Examiner wrote.

If you could be retested before the ALJ hearing, that would be a VERY good idea.

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