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A decision from the Appeals Council will deny your request for review, overturn the verdict of the hearing or recommend a second hearing for your case. The Appeals Council hardly ever overturns the official decision of the judge. It is more common, however, for the Appeals Council to suggest that the claim go through another hearing (called a "remand. ") Most claimants are denied after they appeal at this level, though. Depending upon your case, it might be worthwhile to appeal in the hopes that the Appeals Council will remand your case.