How to check the status of a disability claim in Nevada?

By Hogan Smith

Updated 04/30/2025


After you’ve applied for Social Security Disability benefits in Nevada, it’s natural to want to know where your case stands. Disability claims can take weeks—or even months—to process, and checking your status regularly can help you stay informed and address any delays promptly.



Here’s how to monitor your claim through the Social Security Administration (SSA) and what to do if something seems off.

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Ways to Check Your Disability Claim Status in Nevada


Use Your SSA Online Account

The fastest and most convenient way to check your claim status is through the SSA’s online portal.


  • Go to www.ssa.gov/myaccount
  • Log in to your account (or create one if you haven’t already)
  • Navigate to “Disability” or “Application Status”


Your account will show:


  • Date your application was received
  • Current step in the review process
  • Documents received or still needed
  • Estimated decision timeline


Tip: Make sure your contact information is up to date in your SSA profile so you don’t miss important updates.


Call the Social Security Administration Directly

If you prefer speaking to someone or can’t access your online account, call the SSA:


  • 1-800-772-1213
  • Hours: Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.


Have your Social Security number ready, along with any confirmation or claim number you received when applying.


Visit Your Local Nevada SSA Office

You can also check your claim status in person at a local SSA office in Nevada. Offices are located in cities like Las Vegas, Reno, Carson City, and others.


  • Bring a valid photo ID and your application reference number.


To find the nearest office, use the SSA office locator at secure.ssa.gov/locator.


How Long Does It Take to Receive a Decision in Nevada?

While timelines vary, initial decisions typically take 3 to 6 months. However, Nevada’s Disability Determination Services (DDS) may request:


  • More medical documentation
  • Additional forms or questionnaires
  • A consultative exam (CE) with a doctor


If there are delays or if your claim appears to be stuck, checking your status helps you follow up before problems arise.


What If There’s a Problem with Your Claim?

If your status hasn’t changed in a while or you see a request for documents you’ve already submitted:


  • Call the SSA or your local DDS office in Nevada
  • Confirm receipt of your documents
  • Follow up in writing if needed to keep a paper trail

How Hogan Smith Can Help

At Hogan Smith, we understand how stressful the disability process can be. Our team supports Nevada residents by:


  • Helping them track and understand claim status updates
  • Communicating with SSA and DDS on their behalf
  • Ensuring no critical paperwork or deadlines are missed
  • Taking over if you receive a denial or request for appeal

Contact Hogan Smith Today

Whether you're waiting on a decision or stuck in the system, Hogan Smith can help you take control of your disability claim in Nevada. Schedule your free consultation today, and let our experienced team ensure your case gets the attention it deserves.


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