Social Security wants to cut visits to SSA field offices by 50%. What does this mean for your appeal?

According to a new article in the AP News, Social Security plans to cut field office visits by 50% in 2026 This could spell disaster for individuals who need assistance filing appeals, obtaining copies of their SSA documents quickly, or who otherwise need in-person services. While many services can be done online, SSA field offices are a vital service for individuals with disabilities who might need additional assistance with filing appeals and obtaining copies of SSA documents. Having an attorney to represent you on your appeal will be even more beneficial if field office services are reduced. Contact our office today if you have recently received a denial after an ALJ hearing or a request to the Appeals Council.

See here for the AP News article: https://apnews.com/article/social-security-trump-administration-retirement-a94ced488f2e052a5d9df39021701195

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