A key component in determining your eligibility to collect disability benefits is a review of your residual functional capacity and your ability to adapt to new, unskilled work. An Ocala Florida Social Security disability attorney can tell you that this is important as an ability to perform such work may invalidate your claim for benefits.
Generally, an Ocala Florida Social Security disability attorney can explain to you that unskilled work involves performing simple duties that can be learned on the job in a relatively short time (typically 30 days or less). Unskilled work also usually requires little or no judgment. An Ocala Florida Social Security disability attorney will tell you that if you have the mental ability to perform some unskilled work, the Social Security Administration will likely try to deny your claim for benefits as you are considered able to work. However, if an Ocala Florida Social Security disability attorney is able to help prove that you have an impairment that hinders your ability to perform unskilled work, you likely will be awarded disability benefits. To meet this standard, you generally need to have a substantial loss of the ability to perform basic work-related activities on a sustained basis.
The mental activities generally required for unskilled work as seen by an Ocala Florida Social Security disability attorney include:
Some factors that an Ocala Florida Social Security disability lawyer will use to help determine your ability to carry out some basic work duties include:
To get started on your claim for disability benefits, you will want to talk to an experienced Ocala Florida Social Security disability lawyer. Many variables may negatively impact your ability to collect. Talk to an attorney at the CJ Henry Law Firm, PLLC by calling 352.304.5300 to learn how you can deal with these situations.
