So in this video, we're going to talk about how to fill out a disability report for Social Security. This particular form that we're going to talk about in this video is the form that, at the very bottom of the form, says 3368. This is a very black-and-white form. The questions that it's being asked, the total form is about 11 or 12 pages, but don't be intimidated by the length. There are a lot of repeated things in there. You might not even end up filling out the entire form because they leave a lot of extra spaces for people who have a lot of doctors. This form is pretty simple. It's asking very objective questions. There aren't too many places to get tripped up in the adjudicative process by the information that's asked. However, there are a couple of questions that I want you to pay particular attention to. Make sure that you're really thinking about the question when you're filling out the form because these are some places where some claims can go astray. So, on the first page, there's nothing too significant to worry about. It's just asking for your name, address, phone number, and if you speak English. Pretty basic stuff. The second page is also very objective with simple questions. But the first place that I really want you to focus on, and maybe you want to go through and answer these questions now while I'm going through them with you, is section 5, which is found on page 3. 5B asks if you attended special education classes. It's very important in many cases that we have education records and that there's an allegation if there's any type of learning or disability alleged. It's important that this is filled out right and it's made clear...