Social Security Q & A- What is the time limit for filing - E-PersonalFinance

Social Security Q & A- What is the time limit for filing - E-PersonalFinance

What is the time limit for filing for civil action against Social Security in a Federal District Court?

You must file for civil action in a Federal District Court within 60 days of:

A. Receipt of the Appeals Council's notice of denial of the request for review of the ALJ's decision; or

B. Receipt of the Appeals Council's revised decision.

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