Main problem may be that depending on the frequency, Your input is on the same order as the input noise voltage. I suggest You simply try it to se if the signal is good enough, its a fairly simple experiment.
You can compensate for the offset in different ways, best method depends on the application. Perhaps adjusting the Ref pin voltage is simplest.
As already mentioned: apply some offset compensation technique(s).
As the offset is DC and your signal is AC, you could make the DC amplification low and AC amplification high (in effect some high-pass) to prevent saturation fom the offset. Any distortions could be mitigated by some low-pass in the signal path following (if necessary).