When you’re applying for disability benefits—or appealing a denial of benefits—you’ll almost certainly encounter these forms that are central to your application for benefits:

• Adult Function Report (Form SSA-3373): This form is where you tell Social Security how your health problems affect your everyday life.
• Work History Report (Form SSA-3369-BK): This form is where you explain your past jobs, and the demands of your past jobs, so Social Security can see how your health impairments prevent you from continuing in those jobs.
• Adult Disability Report (Form SSA-3368-BK): Here you will report to Social Security that you have medical conditions that prevent you from working. This is how you file your initial claim.
• Disability Report – Appeal (Form SSA-3441-BK): This is where you tell Social Security that you are appealing their decision to deny your disability claim. This begins your appeal.
• Claimants’ Recent Medical Treatment – (Form HA-4631): Here you give Social Security updates on your health problems and medical care. This is part of the process of appealing a denial.

These aren’t the only forms you may see while pursuing disability benefits, but they are some of the most fundamental ones that give Social Security the main story of why you can’t work anymore and should get support.

You don’t have to tackle all these forms on your own. Our disability law firm was created to help you through this process. Your disability attorney and legal team can make sure your disability application forms are done right.

Before you get started with your disability lawyer, get a free evaluation from us to get an idea of what your disability claim will take.