What Do I Need to Know about the Trial Work Period?

People often ask what the Ticket to Work Program is about and what it can do for them. In this week’s blog we are going to explore the Trial Work Period of the program and showcase some of the awesome benefits and incentives available to Social Security Disability...

Are Your Job Skills Transferable?

When applying for Social Security Disability many areas are considered. Age, education, and work history are foundational to your case; along with medical records proving your disabling condition. In this week’s blog, we are discussing TRANSFERABLE  SKILLS.  Social...

Protecting Your Identity

Ensuring your identity and all your personal information is secure is important to the Mission Possible team and we do all we can to keep it protected. There are specific protocols Social Security puts into place for us to follow. Additionally, there are some useful...

Disability Benefits and Trusts

There is often a lot of confusion surrounding Trusts when an individual applies for disability. There are many types of Disability benefits that an individual can apply for, but only one type of disability application takes Trusts and other financial assets into...

Why Medical Evidence Matters

My standard statement for Social Security Disability applicants is “This is a legal process, with medical as evidence to prove whether you can work 8 hours per day, 5 days per week.  Without medical evidence, it is impossible or nearly impossible to prove you are...

Understanding Trial Work Period

For many who contact us wanting to learn more about the Ticket to Work program, one of the most misunderstood components is the use of the 9 months Trial Work Period. I believe the main reason for the confusion lies in the difference between Trial Work Period (TWP)...