Social Security Disability programs are federal programs, but consumers may encounter different Social Security offices, hearing locations, and state agencies depending on where they live.
We are not a government agency and do not provide disability representation or make eligibility decisions.
Consumers throughout the United States can access Social Security Disability information and resources through our website.
Consumers in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and surrounding areas can use our educational resources to learn more about Social Security Disability programs.
Consumers in California, Oregon, Washington, and other western states can explore our general Social Security Disability resources.
Consumers in Florida, Texas, Georgia, and other southern states can use our educational resources to learn more about Social Security Disability programs.
Consumers in Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, Missouri, and surrounding states can access general disability-related information through our website.
Consumers in Colorado, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, and other Mountain West states can explore our educational resources and request additional information.
Many Social Security-related processes may involve phone, online, or remote options. Availability and procedures can change.
Social Security rules are federal, but where you live can still affect your claim.
The Social Security Administration operates offices in communities throughout the United States. Office locations and available services may vary.
State agencies may participate in certain parts of the disability determination process. Their role and procedures can vary by state.
Some states may provide additional payments to individuals receiving SSI. Rules and amounts vary by state.