San Francisco disability attorneys assist with SSDI and SSI applications, denied claims, reconsideration requests, hearing preparation, and appeals. When comparing attorneys, consider experience with federal disability claims, medical evidence, hearing preparation, fees, communication, and familiarity with claimants and resources in San Francisco County.
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| 2026 SSA Figure | Amount |
|---|---|
| Non-Blind SGA | $1,690/month |
| Blind SGA | $2,830/month |
| Trial Work Period | $1,210/month |
| SSI Individual Maximum | $994/month |
| SSI Couple Maximum | $1,491/month |
| Individual Resource Limit | $2,000 |
| Couple Resource Limit | $3,000 |
| Year | 2026 |
| San Francisco County | Recipients |
|---|---|
| Total SSI Recipients | 34,896 |
| Blind & Disabled | 17,040 |
| Ages 18–64 | 8,309 |
| Also Receiving Social Security | 16,536 |
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What is the 2026 SGA limit for SSDI?
For 2026, SSA lists substantial gainful activity at $1,690 per month for non-blind individuals and $2,830 per month for statutorily blind individuals.
What is the 2026 trial work period amount?
In 2026, earnings of $1,210 or more in a month generally count as a trial-work-period service month for SSDI purposes.
How much is SSI in 2026?
The federal SSI payment standard is $994 per month for an eligible individual and $1,491 for an eligible couple in 2026. Actual payments can differ based on income and other factors.
What happens if a disability application is denied?
A claimant may generally move through reconsideration, an administrative hearing, Appeals Council review, and potentially federal court, depending on the stage and circumstances.
What medical evidence can support a disability claim?
Useful evidence can include treatment notes, diagnoses, imaging, test results, medication records, specialist reports, hospital records, and documentation showing how a condition limits work-related activities.
Can someone receive both SSDI and SSI?
Yes. Some claimants can receive both programs if they meet the separate eligibility requirements for disability, work history, income, and resources.