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Originally Posted by not quite right
I had my first disability hearing on August 7th of 2014, I received the denial at the end of September. My lawyers filed with the appeals council immediately, and I have received notice that they have vacated the previous decision and remanded it back to the ALJ due to 5 aggregious errors. Does anybody have any experience with this? I feel like it's a positive sign for my approval, but honestly I just don't know. Fingers crossed.
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yes this is a good thing. short version somewhere in your case or paperwork there are mistakes like what your social security number is, how long you have been disabled\unable to work, your diagnosis on your paperwork doesnt match what the treatment providers filled in, ...those kinds of mistakes can cost someone to be denied their SSI disability status. by sending it back to the ALJ you now have a chance to review your documents, what your your problems are and any other mistakes that may be wrong that got you denied can be corrected and based on the new information your claim will be eityher denied again or approved.
my suggestion go through everything to make sure its the way you want it to be, verify name address, and any numbers listed, and if need be see more treatment providers on the social security list if they send you one.
good luck.