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Disability hearing office · Indiana
Disability hearing office in Indianapolis, IN wait time, address and phone
This office of SSA's Office of Hearings Operations holds hearings when someone appeals a denied SSI or SSDI claim after reconsideration. In August 2026 the average wait until the hearing was 8.0 months, and a decision took 235 days on average.
How this office compares
The thin line marks the median of all 158 hearing offices. Wait: SSA Average Wait Time Until Hearing Held, August 2026. Days: SSA Average Processing Time, period ending July 31, 2026.
Decisions in the last 12 months
11 administrative law judges had decisions at this office in the 12 months through July 31, 2026. Favorable decisions were 63.6% of the total; across all offices the figure was 57.7%. Dismissals are not counted as decisions here.
Among the 11 judges here with 20 or more decisions, the share of favorable decisions ranged from 37.8% to 77.2% (median 69.8%). We do not name judges.
Past results do not predict any one case.
Address, phone and hours
101 W Ohio St, Ste. 1010
Indianapolis, IN 46204-1523
Phone: (866) 931-4820
Fax: (833) 619-0756
Office hours in SSA's file: 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Call before you go. Your hearing notice gives the place and time.
Social Security offices this hearing office serves
SSA's hearing office file lists 11 field offices for this hearing office. If your local office is on the list, your hearing is usually handled here.
- Anderson
- Bloomington
- Columbus
- Crawfordsville
- Indianapolis (Downtown)
- Indianapolis (Northeast)
- Indianapolis (West)
- Kokomo
- Muncie
- Richmond
- Terre Haute
What this means for you
- Watch the 60-day deadlineYou usually have 60 days from the date you receive a notice to appeal. SSA assumes you got it 5 days after the date on it.
- Send new medical recordsThe decision is based on the evidence in your file. Add records from new visits as you get them.
- Keep your address currentThe hearing notice comes by mail. A missed notice can mean a missed hearing.
Other hearing offices in Indiana
- Evansville, INDisability hearing office · Old Post Office, 2nd & 3rd Floors7.0months average wait for a hearing222 days to a decision
- Fort Wayne, INDisability hearing office · 6511 Brotherhood Way8.0months average wait for a hearing254 days to a decision
- Valparaiso, INDisability hearing office · 1250 Eastport Centre Drive9.0months average wait for a hearing245 days to a decision
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Questions people ask
How long is the wait for a disability hearing in Indianapolis?
SSA's data for August 2026 shows an average of 8.0 months until the hearing is held at this office. That is about the same as the median of all 158 hearing offices (8.0 months).
Which hearing office will handle my appeal?
In SSA's list, each hearing office serves a set of Social Security field offices. If your local office is listed above, this is usually the one. Your hearing notice confirms it.
Does a high approval rate mean I will win?
No. The rate is for past cases at this office (63.6% of 3,261 decisions in 12 months through July 2026). Every case is decided on its own evidence.
How do I ask for a hearing?
First ask for reconsideration. If that is denied, ask for a hearing in writing within 60 days after you receive the notice. SSA's notice explains how.
Independent guide · not the SSA. Green Tips 1 US is a private guide. We are not the Social Security Administration, we are not part of it, and we do not take applications. We are not a law firm and do not refer cases to lawyers.
SSA site code Y29. Sources: SSA Office of Hearings Operations: hearing office locator file, average wait until hearing (Aug 2026), average processing time and ALJ dispositions (12 months through Jul 31, 2026); 20 CFR 404.909, 404.968 and 416.1409. Official site, typed by hand: ssa.gov. Read in October 2026; data dates as noted.