Clear answers before you begin.
Understand what ClaimPilot does, what it does not do, and what happens after your starter forms are prepared.
Does ClaimPilot file my application?
No. ClaimPilot prepares starter forms for you to review, sign, and submit.
Does ClaimPilot decide whether I qualify?
No. Only the Social Security Administration decides eligibility and benefit entitlement.
Is ClaimPilot a law firm?
No. ClaimPilot does not provide legal advice or legal representation.
Can I save my progress?
Yes. Your answers are saved so you can stop and continue later.
What forms can ClaimPilot prepare?
The current release prepares the SSA-16 SSDI starter and SSA-8001 SSI starter, including both when appropriate.
What if I do not know an exact date?
You can use the first day of the known month, or January 1 when only the year is known, and then allow SSA to verify the exact date.
Will using ClaimPilot improve approval odds?
ClaimPilot does not promise approval. Its purpose is to make the beginning of the process clearer and help you prepare complete starter forms.
Is my payment a subscription?
No. ClaimPilot Complete is a one-time $49.99 purchase for the specific application you unlock.
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