Demand medical exam if judge says no evidence

IF JUDGE SAYS NOT ENOUGH MEDICAL EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT CLAIMANT’S SYMPTOMS;

Claimant’s statements are evidence that must be considered 20 CFR §§ 404.1525(f), 416.925(f) claimant by and through counsel hereby demands a medical consultative examination as this evidence is not sufficient for the ALJ to determine if claimant is disabled. 20 CFR 404 § 1517

Best source for CE is claimant’s own medical treating source 20 CFR § 404.1519h

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