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Match Disability Law Are you trying to obtain Social Security Disability benefits and need an attorney? Contact us!

The law office of Match Disability Law concentrates solely on the practice of Social Security Disability law. Marva Match has combined experience of 25+ years practicing disability law and is a member of the National Organization of Social Security Claimants' Representatives (NOSSCR). We represent clients at all levels of the process and assist with everything from completing your application to r

epresenting you at your Administrative Law Judge hearing. Please contact us for a free consultation and evaluation of your case.

Happy Birthday to our awesome case manager Destiny!
05/26/2026

Happy Birthday to our awesome case manager Destiny!

We did a fun cooking class to celebrate Administrative Professionals Day!
04/23/2026

We did a fun cooking class to celebrate Administrative Professionals Day!

04/23/2026

Most people don’t think twice about carrying their Social Security card.
But if it’s lost or stolen, it can put your identity at risk.

This National Social Security Month, take a moment to protect yourself!
A few small habits can make a big difference:
🔐Store your card in a safe place.
🤔Question unexpected requests for your personal information.
💻Go directly to trusted sources for answers.

Stay informed: https://ow.ly/zCpM50YHfuv

04/04/2026

Wondering what your chances are of being approved for disability benefits? The Social Security Administration just released their 2025 statistics. These are just general numbers, your own situation will be dictated by the severity of your medical condition, your work history and your age.

However, the initial allowance rate has ranged from 33-39% from 2006 to 2025. We estimate Utah to be around 34%.
At the next step of teh appeal process, the allowance ranges from 11% to 16%.

The ALJ allowance rate is higher and stable from 2013 to 2025 at 45-50%, but if you go back further, the allowance rate was over 60% in 2006 and 2009.

If you are denied by a judge, things are pretty grim, the 2025 remand rate for the Appeals Council was 15%, consistent with 2020 to 2024 (11% to 16%). The number of requests for review to the Appeals Council decided in 2025 was 83,759, compared to only 45,641 in 2024.

03/05/2026

Today is Social Security's National Slam the Scam Day, an important initiative in confronting the fraudsters who viciously target America’s seniors and most vulnerable.

The Social Security Administration will never tell you that your Social Security number is suspended; contact you to demand an immediate payment; threaten you with arrest; ask for your credit or debit card numbers over the phone; request gift cards or cash; or promise a Social Security benefit approval or increase in exchange for information or money.

Social Security employees do contact the public by telephone for business purposes. Ordinarily, the agency calls people who have recently applied for a Social Security benefit, are already receiving payments and require an update to their record, or have requested a phone call from the agency. If there is a problem with a person's Social Security number or record, Social Security will typically mail a letter.
Criminals use sophisticated tactics to target potential victims into disclosing personal and financial information. Be skeptical and recognize the common red flags. Typically, they use these P’s – Pretend, Prize or Problem, Pressure, and Payment. For example, scammers pretend they are from Social Security in phone calls, texts, emails, websites, or direct messages on social media, claiming there is an issue with the person’s Social Security benefits or Social Security number. The scammer’s caller ID may be spoofed to look like a legitimate government number. Scammers may also send fake documents to pressure people into complying with demands for information or money. Other common tactics include citing “badge numbers,” using fraudulent Social Security letterhead, and creating imposter social media pages to target individuals for payment or personal information.

“Scammers who impersonate the Social Security Administration prey on fear and a false sense of urgency to steal from hardworking Americans, causing real financial harm to individuals and families,” said Michelle L. Anderson, Assistant Inspector General for Audit as First Assistant performing the duties of the Inspector General. “Awareness is one of the strongest tools we have – we encourage consumers to take an intentional pause when they get a message they weren’t expecting, guard their wallet, verify, and report suspected scams – knowing the red flags can prevent devastating financial losses.”

03/04/2026

The Social Security Administration on Monday unveiled new improvements to its disability adjudication process.

03/04/2026

To create a personal my Social Security account, you will first need to decide if you want to create a Login.gov or ID.me account. There is no wrong choice,...

03/04/2026

Many Social Security tasks can be completed online without visiting an office. Go Digital! Save time by checking online first: https://ow.ly/zAQs50Yoktk

If you need assistance with shelter, The Road Home can help you out!
02/19/2026

If you need assistance with shelter, The Road Home can help you out!

Look who is the King for the day! Ms Marva Match herself! Happy Marti Gras! 💃🏼
02/18/2026

Look who is the King for the day! Ms Marva Match herself! Happy Marti Gras! 💃🏼

02/16/2026

If a loved one who worked and paid Social Security taxes passes away, certain family members may qualify for survivor benefits. Learn more: https://www.ssa.gov/survivor

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