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1 How long does it take to receive a hearing decision, and how may I check the status of my case?
2 How do I appeal a Social Security decision?
3 When will I receive a hearing decision?
4 How can I learn the status of my request for review?
5 How long does the hearing process normally take?
6 How long will it take the Appeals Council to review my case?
7 Can I speak to the person or Appeals Council member who is working on my case?
8 How does the Appeals Council review my case?
9 Why does it take so long for the Appeals Council to act on my case?
10 Do I need to obtain a representative (attorney) to help with my appeal?
11 What can I do to speed up the hearing process?
12 What happens after I file a hearing request?
13 If I disagree with my ALJ hearing decision, may I request an Appeals Council review instead of filing a civil suit?
14 I received an unfavorable decision from an Administrative Law Judge, I don’t agree with it, what should I do?
15 The Appeals Council denied my request for review, what can I do now?
16 Why is it that some newer Appeals cases are being worked before older ones?
17 What is the mailing address of the Appeals Council?
18 When must I file my request for review of the Administrative Law Judge's decision?
19 What is the time limit for filing for civil action in a Federal District Court?
20 If I have a hearing pending, whom do I contact if I move, my telephone number changes, or I obtain a representative?
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