Filing for disability is mostly paperwork. We help you get yours in order.
A claim is read on the written record: your medical evidence, your work history, and how your conditions limit daily life. DisabilityFiled walks you through a plain-language intake, organizes your own answers into a claim summary, and hands you a checklist of the gaps to fill before you complete the SSA forms yourself.
No card needed for the intake · 30-day money-back guarantee on the $49 packet
A claim is read in three parts. We help you prepare all three.
Two applications describing the same condition can land very differently, because the SSA decides on what is documented, not on how hard things feel. Here is what actually goes into the record, and how the intake helps you organize each part in your own words.
Medical evidence
Diagnoses, treatment history, medications, and hospital visits carry the claim. The intake helps you list your conditions, providers, and care in one place, so nothing you have been through is left off the forms.
Work & function history
The SSA weighs your past work against how your conditions limit daily activity. The intake organizes each job the way the Work History Report asks, and sorts your limitations into the sections the Function Report uses.
The SSA process
Most claims move through an initial application and, if denied, reconsideration and a hearing, each with a deadline printed on the notice. The packet keeps your summary, records, and any denial organized so you never lose the thread.
One packet, built from your own answers.
Finish the free intake and your answers assemble into a printable Complete Application Packet: your claim laid out in the order the SSA forms ask for it, with a walkthrough for filling in each official form yourself. You complete and submit the SSA application; the packet is your organized reference.
- Built fromyour plain-language intake
- Coversconditions · work · function
- Formatprintable, save-as-PDF
- Deliveryinstant, after the free intake
Your records, your work history, and your limitations, sorted the way the forms ask for them.
Instead of a shoebox of paperwork, you walk into the application, or your attorney's office, with everything in one place and nothing important forgotten.
Built to be honest about what it is.
DisabilityFiled is a document preparation and organization service, not a law firm, and not the Social Security Administration. We help you prepare your own application. We never represent you or give legal advice.
No one can honestly promise a disability approval, a benefit amount, or a timeline, so we never do. We help you make your own claim complete and consistent. The decision is the SSA's alone.
A flat, one-time $49 for the packet. We never take a percentage of your back pay or your monthly benefits, and there is nothing to sign away.
DisabilityFiled is a new service, so we do not show customer reviews, ratings, or counts yet. The cards above describe how the packet works and what it is, not testimonials. Every one-time purchase is backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Whether you are filing for yourself or helping someone you love.
First-time applicants
Starting an SSDI or SSI application and unsure what the forms are really asking for.
Family advocates
A spouse, parent, or adult child helping a loved one get their claim together.
After a denial
Organizing a reconsideration within the deadline printed on the notice.
Before you meet an attorney
Getting your records and history in order so a representative can pick up faster.
Eligibility is the SSA's decision, made on your documented evidence and the law. A tool that hands you a confident yes or no only gives you a false sense of where you stand. Where the answer is genuinely the SSA's to make, we give you the framework instead: your own facts, organized and complete.
DisabilityFiled is an independent document preparation service, not a law firm and not the SSA. We help you prepare your own materials, and we make no promises about approvals, amounts, or timelines. For legal advice about your case, a qualified disability attorney is the right resource.
A completeness score for your own intake, and the gaps to fill before you file.
A prediction of the SSA's decision, a benefit amount, or a wait time.
A qualified disability attorney, or your local SSA office.
Four ways to see where you stand today.
Free Guided Intake
Your claim summary and gap checklist, from a plain-language intake.
Eligibility Screener
Five quick questions on how SSDI and SSI apply to your situation.
Claim Strength Check
A 0 to 100 score for how complete your claim record is.
Work Credits Calculator
Check the work-credit rules that SSDI eligibility runs on.
Questions people ask before they start.
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Start your intake free. Take your time.
Answer plain-language questions at your own pace, see your strength score and the gaps to fill, and leave with a claim summary you can use. Add the $49 packet whenever you are ready, or not at all.