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SSDI Appeals in Nevada

Your guide to filing an SSDI appeal in Nevada — ALJ hearing office, wait times, state resources, and step-by-step process.

ALJ Hearing Office
Las Vegas ODAR and Reno ODAR
Average Wait Time
14–18 months
State SSI Supplement
Nevada does not supplement federal SSI payments.
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Disability in Nevada

Approximately 12% of Nevada adults receive disability benefits.

Nevada has two ODAR offices — Las Vegas (southern Nevada) and Reno (northern Nevada). Nevada's large hospitality and service industry workforce contributes to musculoskeletal and mental health claims.

Filing in Nevada

  1. Apply online at ssa.gov.
  2. Initial decision: Nevada DETR Disability Adjudication Services processes initial applications.
  3. Reconsideration: File within 60 days of denial.
  4. ALJ Hearing: Las Vegas or Reno ODAR based on residence. Average wait: 14–18 months.
  5. Appeals Council and Federal Court (U.S. District Court for the District of Nevada) if needed.

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