Client Basics
- What You Do
- Enter the basics once, including a plan for staying in touch.
- What the Workspace Does
- Carries the details into every form.
- What You Walk Away With
- Claim details set and a contact plan for staying in touch.
Demonstration environment. Use sample data only. Nothing you enter is stored on a server.
A Guide for Your First Case
Everything you need to go from a first conversation to a complete application, in the order you will need it.
Set up Agency Settings once: agency name, representative name with credentials, Registered Representative ID, mailing address, phone, and the local field office fax. Every form pulls from here.
Practice on the sample case first. It walks every step with a made-up person.
Fax the SSA-3288 to the field office first. Status usually comes back in about two business days.
Start the online application for both SSDI and SSI as early as possible. Print or email the reentry number the moment it appears. That locks in the protective filing date.
Fax the SSA-8000-BK, SSA-1696, and one SSA-827 to the field office.
Send a records request to every provider.
Anyone who served in the military, in any role, must also apply for VA benefits.
Most applications take more than one sitting. People have food, clothing, and appointments to get to, and phones that run out of minutes mid-month.
Quick Start · SSI/SSDI Edition
Agency name. Representative name with credentials and Registered Representative ID. Mailing address. Daytime phone. Field office name and fax.
Anyone who served in the military, in any role, must also apply for VA benefits.
Save after every sitting. Use the Session Log to record the next step. Review every page, get wet signatures, and file it yourself.
Ready When You Are.
Open the Workspace