Case Intake
Guided administrative support — United States

Understand the notice.
Organize the file.
Move forward with confidence.

Guided administrative support to help you organize Social Security disability notices, evidence, deadlines and paperwork — starting with SSDI and SSI, in Texas, Florida and Georgia.

Starting with Social Security Disability. Expanding into Medicare, healthcare, housing, and other administrative services over time.

⏳ Don’t miss an appeal deadline. Start by checking your notice.

ResolvePoints USA is a private administrative-support and legal-information service. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice or legal representation. Services and availability depend on your state.

Have an SSA denial, reconsideration notice, hearing date or appeal deadline?

Tell us your state, the type of SSA notice, and the date shown on it.

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Not sure which category applies?

Answer a few questions and we'll point you to the right information or service.

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The file, by category

Tell us your situation

We're piloting one workflow at a time so it can be built, tested and reviewed properly — not launching all categories at once.

Available in the pilot

Coming later

Federal

Medicare Appeals Planned

Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage appeal navigation.

Varies by state

Medicaid Problems Planned

Eligibility and termination issues — availability will vary by state.

Billing

Medical Bills & Debt Planned

Bill review, surprise billing and medical-debt disputes.

State & county

Injury Documentation Planned

Auto, workplace and premises injuries — evidence organization.

Consumer

Debt Collection Planned

Validation letters, court summons response, wage-garnishment notices.

State & county

Housing Notices Planned

Eviction notices, deposits, repairs and habitability, by state and county.

More than a checklist

Tools built around your notice

General guides explain how Social Security disability claims work in theory. ResolvePoints helps you organize your own notice, your own dates and your own paperwork into one structured workflow — so you're not starting from a blank page.

💡 Why it helps: a generic article can't tell you your deadline or check your evidence against your claim stage. These tools use what you enter to give you something specific to work from.
Deadline

Notice & Deadline Estimator

Enter your state and the date on your SSA notice for an estimated deadline, with the official source linked so you can confirm it.

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Evidence

Denial Letter Reader

Paste the text of your SSDI/SSI denial letter to identify the stated reason and see general information and questions to consider. File upload isn't available yet.

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Organizing

Case Document Tracker

A running checklist of what you have, what's missing, and what's due next.

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Billing

Medical Bill Checker Planned

Compare a bill against your insurer's Explanation of Benefits — planned for a later phase.

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Two minutes. No payment required to see what applies to you.

This tool is currently in pilot. Please don’t enter sensitive personal information until secure document upload becomes available.

This check gives general information only and does not create a client relationship. Document upload is not yet available while our privacy and security review is completed.

Launch markets

Where we're starting

SSDI and SSI are federal programs, so the disability workflow itself works the same regardless of state. Texas, Florida and Georgia are proposed test markets for active advertising, partnerships and live human support — chosen provisionally, pending claimant-demand, competition and cost data gathered during the pilot.

Proposed 1

Texas

Large working-age SSDI/SSI claimant population. Claimant volume, appeal rates and representative competition to be confirmed during the pilot.

Proposed 2

Florida

Large SSDI/SSI beneficiary population. Advertising cost and partnership fit to be confirmed during the pilot.

Proposed 3

Georgia

Provisionally selected on the assumption of lower advertising competition than the largest states — to be confirmed with real claimant-demand and cost data.

Process

How it works

1

Tell us your situation

State, ZIP code, SSA notice type and the deadline shown — free, no obligation.

2

Get your document pack

A checklist, timeline and letter templates for you to complete and review, based on the notice type you selected.

3

Know your next step

Submit it yourself, or review information about independent representatives and recognized legal-assistance services where professional help may be appropriate.

Pilot pricing — subject to change

Fixed prices, not hourly bills

These are the prices we're testing during the pilot, not validated figures. They may change based on what the pilot shows about cost to deliver and support.

What you getPilot price
Issue check — what applies to youFree
Notice & deadline estimatorFree
Organize your SSDI/SSI noticeFrom $29
Prepare your reconsideration paperworkFrom $69
Organize your medical & work-history evidenceFrom $99
Optional human administrative review (not legal advice)From $149
Information about independent representativesNo charge

Exact price is confirmed after your free issue check, based on the service and complexity involved.

Questions

Frequently asked

Is ResolvePoints USA a law firm?

No. ResolvePoints USA is an administrative-support and legal-information service. It does not employ attorneys and does not provide legal advice or representation. We may provide information about independent representatives (attorneys or SSA-recognized non-attorney representatives) or legal-assistance organizations where professional help may be appropriate.

Which states does ResolvePoints USA currently serve?

ResolvePoints USA is launching first in Texas, Florida and Georgia, with additional states to follow.

Do I have to pay to check my issue?

The initial issue and notice/deadline check is free. Pilot pricing for paid services varies depending on which service you need — see the pricing section above for current figures.