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Home » Our Blog » Understanding the 12-Month Rule for Social Security Disability

Understanding the 12-Month Rule for Social Security Disability

By Chris Sharry on March 18th, 2025 in Disability, Disability Benefits, Social Security Disability, Videos

When applying for Social Security Disability, understanding the 12-month duration test is crucial. In this video, Attorney Chris Shar explains what the 12-month rule is, whether you need to be out of work for a full year before applying, and key factors that affect your eligibility. Learn when the best time to apply is and how to strengthen your case for approval.

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