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

Social Security Disability Law Podcast

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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