When should I apply for Social Security Disability?
by Allyson Snow, Associate Attorney
Snow, Carpio & Weekley, PLC
Under Social Security’s rules, one has to
have a condition that has lasted/is expected to last one year OR result in
death. Technically, there is no perfect
answer to this question. One can apply
the day their symptoms force them to stop working or earning below the amount
Social Security considers Substantial Gainful Activity ($1090 gross income per
month in 2015).
If one has been out of work for a year, it is important to
apply immediately. For SSDI candidates Social Security will only pay past-due
benefits back one year, even if they find you became disabled and unable to
work prior to that time. In those cases,
a delay in filing your application can cost you past-due benefits that you
could be entitled to. It is important to consult with an attorney early in your
case.
If you have further questions about this or other SSD matters, you can call our firm at 855-325-4781 for a free consultation or visit us on the web at www.workinjuryaz.com.
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