SSA Wants to Change the Onset Date of Your Disability Should You Agree

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When you apply for disability, Social Security will ask you to choose an onset date - the date your became disabled under SSA’s definition. Usually you will select an onset date just after you were last able to perform full time work. • Sometimes, while your case is being evaluated, the Social Security adjudicator, or perhaps the judge, will offer to approve your disability claim but at a later onset date. This amended onset date could be months or years after the date you originally claimed as the start date for your disability. • As I discuss in this video, if you accept this amended onset date, you will lose hundreds or thousands of dollars of past due benefits. • If you refuse SSA’s offer of an amended onset date you could end up with a claim denial and no money at all. • How should you evaluate SSA’s offer of an amended onset date at the administrative (initial application or reconsideration), or at the hearing level? • ===============FREE SURVIVAL KIT==================== • Don’t know where to begin? Download my free • “Secrets of Getting Approved” Survival Kit at • http://bit.ly/SSD-Survival-Kit • ============================================== • ==============FREE CASE EVALUATION================= • If you or a loved one would like a case evaluation for your • SSDI or SSI case, please contact me at • http://bit.ly/Contact-Jonathan • =============================================== • =================CONTACT ME======================== • Jonathan Ginsberg • Social Security Disability Attorney • Website: https://www.ssdAnswers.com • Facebook: / ginsberglaw • Telephone: 800-890-2262 • http://bit.ly/Contact-Jonathan • ================================================= • **Click Below to SUBSCRIBE for More Videos** • https://www.youtube.com/subscription_...

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