What is federal and what may be local in Delaware
SSDI and SSI are federal Social Security programs. The medical-development step can involve a state Disability Determination Services agency, while Medicaid administration, state SSI supplements, local offices, and hearing logistics can vary. Use this page as a local research starting point, not as a separate set of Social Security eligibility rules.
Delaware disability file: what to organize
- The current SSA notice and benefit program.
- Medical providers and records covering the period under review.
- Work history, earnings, and any work-reporting receipts.
- Appeal filing receipt, hearing notice, overpayment notice, or continuing-review notice if one exists.
- Any state-administered benefit record that is relevant to the question.
Official starting points for Delaware
Questions to verify locally
- Which DDS or SSA office currently has the medical-development task?
- Where should requested medical records or forms be sent?
- Is there a state-administered Medicaid or SSI-supplement issue separate from the federal disability claim?
- What hearing or office logistics appear on the current SSA notice?