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SSDI claim support

Request help with an SSDI claim

Tell us about your situation online or check whether a consumer-initiated phone connection may be available. Both paths begin with the same preliminary screening.

This service is operated by Rapid Response Marketing, LLC. It is not the Social Security Administration, a law firm, or a provider of legal advice.

Choose your path

How would you like to request help?

These options receive equal treatment. Choose the one that is more comfortable for you.

Online request

Check My Eligibility Online

Complete the preliminary screening and contact form to see if assistance may be available in your area.

Start online screening
Consumer-initiated call

Speak With Someone About SSDI

Complete the same required screening first. A call option is shown when availability is confirmed.

Check call availability
Preliminary information

What the screening considers

The screening requires information about the following topics. Providing an answer does not guarantee eligibility or provider availability.

Work and age

Whether a condition has reduced or stopped work, current age, and recent work history.

Claim and treatment

Prior applications, current benefits, and treatment from a medical professional, hospital, or clinic.

Location and representation

ZIP code, state consistency, current coverage, and whether an attorney has been involved.

Frequently asked questions

Before you begin

Is this the Social Security Administration?

No. SSDI Help Today is a privately operated marketing and referral service. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Social Security Administration.

Does the screening determine whether I receive benefits?

No. It is a preliminary availability review only. The Social Security Administration determines benefit eligibility, and participating providers decide whether they can assist.

Does completing the form create an attorney-client relationship?

No. Using this site does not create an attorney-client or other professional relationship.

Why do you ask for my ZIP code?

Provider coverage can vary by location. We validate that the ZIP code and selected state are consistent before checking availability.