Welcome to ACC Social Security Services
Social Security Laws and Regulations are complex, confusing, and difficult to understand. Like most government programs it helps to have someone familiar with the Social Security Administration’s internal workings when attempting to file an application for disability, retirement, or survivor benefits. The Social Security Administration does its best to serve the public in an efficient and effective manner. However, when one considers the number of applications the agency receives every year it is easy to understand how the system becomes overwhelmed with applicants. Additionally, funding for the Social Security Administration has consistently been less than what the agency has requested to enable them to process their workloads efficiently. This combination of the high number of applications and funding problems obviously has consequences, one of which is a shortage of staff capable of managing these high workloads effectively in all instances.
After retiring from Federal Service and reflecting on my experience as a Social Security Supervisor I became convinced that the public could benefit from the knowledge, and skills I acquired as a Social Security employee. If you would like to take advantage of my experience and familiarity with the Social Security system please continue to explore this website.
The primary benefit an individual will receive from ACC Social Security Services is the ability to take advantage of my familiarity with Social Security operations. If you are disabled and filing an initial disability claim I can quickly assess the nature of your claim and give you an unbiased opinion of the likelihood you will be successful. If your claim appears to have merit and you choose to utilize my services I will provide my best effort to ensure your success. If you have filed an application and been denied, or have had disability benefits ceased I can review your claim and recommend an appeals strategy.
If you are approaching retirement, I can answer your questions about when you should retire and what it would mean if you decide to continue working.
Survivor benefits are a cornerstone of the Social Security program and in times of grief and emotional distress it may be helpful to have someone familiar with the system available to provide you with assistance.
Telephone calls are always welcome. No fees are incurred unless benefits are awarded.
