How to check disability application status in Indiana?
By Hogan Smith
Updated 07/02/2025
After applying for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) in Indiana, it is crucial to track your application status regularly to ensure you don’t miss any important updates or requests for additional information. Here is a detailed, step-by-step guide on how to check your disability application status in Indiana.
Find out if you qualify for SSDI benefits. Pre-qualify in 60 seconds for up to $4,018 per month and 12 months back pay.
Please answer a few questions to help us determine your eligibility.
1. Check Your Status Online
The fastest and most convenient way to check your application status is through your “my Social Security” online account:
- Visit www.ssa.gov/myaccount
- Log in with your username and password
- Navigate to the “Your Benefit Applications” section to view your claim status
Here, you can see:
- The date your application was received
- Which stage your claim is currently in (e.g. under review, medical evaluation, decision made)
- Any notices issued or additional documentation requested
If you do not have an account, you can create one by following the registration steps on the SSA website.
2. Call the Social Security Administration
You can also check your application status by calling SSA directly:
- Dial 1-800-772-1213 (TTY 1-800-325-0778)
- Representatives are available Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 7 PM (local time)
Have your Social Security number and application reference number ready to verify your identity quickly.
3. Contact Your Local Social Security Office
If you prefer in-person assistance:
- Visit your local Social Security office in Indiana
- Bring a valid ID and any paperwork related to your application
- The staff can check your status and inform you if any documents are missing or additional steps are needed
4. Contact Disability Determination Services (DDS)
Once your application is forwarded for medical evaluation:
- Contact Indiana Disability Determination Services (DDS) directly to check the progress of your medical review
- DDS is responsible for evaluating your medical records and determining your eligibility based on your conditions and functional limitations
You can find Indiana DDS contact details on the SSA website under Disability Determination Services offices by state.
5. How Often to Check Your Application Status
To ensure your claim moves forward without delays:
- Check your application status at least once a week
- Immediately review and respond if SSA or DDS requests additional records or schedules a Consultative Examination (CE)
Missing a CE appointment or delaying document submission can result in denials for insufficient evidence.
6. What You Will See in Status Updates
Your application status may show:
- Received: SSA has received your application
- Processing: Your claim is being reviewed for technical and medical eligibility
- Medical Review: DDS is reviewing your medical records and any scheduled CE results
- Decision Made: A final decision has been reached, and a notice will be mailed to you
- Pending Additional Information: SSA or DDS is waiting for further documentation
How Hogan Smith Can Help
Checking your disability application status regularly can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re managing serious health issues. Hogan Smith can:
- Monitor your claim status to ensure no deadlines or requests are missed
- Communicate with SSA or DDS on your behalf for updates
- Submit additional documents quickly to avoid unnecessary delays
- Guide you through appeals if your claim is denied, building the strongest case possible
Contact Hogan Smith Today
Need help tracking your disability application status in Indiana? Contact Hogan Smith for a free consultation today. We will keep you informed at every stage and fight for the disability benefits you deserve with confidence and peace of mind.
Further Reading
Boost Your Chance of Being Approved
Get the Compensation You Deserve
Our experts have helped thousands like you get cash benefits.
How It Works
1
Briefly tell us about your case
2
Provide your contact information
3
Choose attorneys to contact you