At Carmichael Law Group, we help clients with Social Security Disability claims nationwide. If you need the assistance of an attorney for your claim, contact us now.
You can find specific information about the local field office listed below:
Social Security operates hundreds of local field offices throughout the United States that provide assistance with the full range of services provided by the Social Security Administration on a local basis. With respect to the filing of a disability application, the Social Security Field Office helps process the beginning stages of the disability claim before it is sent out to a State Agency to make the initial disability determinations.
The South Tucson Arizona Social Security Field Office located at Suite 100, 88 W. 38th Street, Tucson, AZ 85713 provides services to the disabled living in Pima County and includes the following cities: South Tucson, Sahuarita, Sells, Cowlic, Drexel Heights, Green Valley, Tucson Estates, Valencia West, Three Points and Summit. The direct telephone number for the South Tucson Field Office is 1-866-220-7896 and the direct fax number is 1-833-950-3689.
If your disability claim is denied at the two rounds of initial determinations, the next step in the adjudicative process would be to file a Request for Hearing by Administrative Law Judge. If you live in the cities and counties above, the Social Security Hearing Office that has jurisdiction of the request for hearing appeal is the Tucson Hearing Office located at Rio Nuevo Professional Plaza, Suite 265, 201 N. Bonita Avenue, Tucson, AZ 85745. The direct telephone number for the Tucson Hearing Office is 1-888-383-8694 and the direct fax number is 1-877-394-4580.
Whether you have recently become disabled or have been denied benefits, Carmichael Disability Law is here to help you. We have helped thousands of people get the benefits they deserve. Our compassionate and knowledgeable team looks forward to helping you with your case. Call our office today to schedule a free consultation with our office.
