Alleged Onset Date In Disability Applications
The alleged onset date (AOD) in a social security disability application is the date that you claim you became disabled. If your severe impairments were
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The alleged onset date (AOD) in a social security disability application is the date that you claim you became disabled. If your severe impairments were
The date last insured is one of the most overlooked components of a social security disability application. It is the last date that you are
When you seek social security disability benefits, you have to prove that you qualify under the law for those benefits. In order to do this,
When the SSA evaluates your application for benefits, it uses a sequential evaluation process for social security disability approval. This is a five step process
Social security disability benefits are designed for people who can’t work anymore because of a severe physical or mental health condition. When the legislature adopted
If you are applying for social security disability, you have to understand the concept of severe impairment under social security disability law. Proving a “severe”
The social security disability hearing is where everything flips in your favor. Through the application process and the request for reconsideration, statistics indicate that you
Did you know that your age affects social security disability benefits as much or more than any other factor? A lot of people think that
You can get disability for spinal stenosis through the Social Security Administration. It can be such a debilitating condition that the SSA has even made
When most people think about social security benefits, they think about retirement benefits. But social security also has a benefit program for people who have
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