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Re-filing for SSDI, Social Security Disability.?
I had been approved for SSDI, but found a job that would accommodate my and all my needs.
I need to file again, is it has long and involved as the first time?
3 Answers
- JudithLv 78 years agoFavorite Answer
Depends. If you worked for more than three months then your date of disability is the most recent date you stopped working and earning $1040 or more. That means that social security must obtain your current medical records so it will probably take as long to process the new claim as it did the old one - 3 to 4 months.
Source(s): Retired social security claims rep. - BarryLv 58 years ago
If it is SSDI you should have used ticket to work. You can have unlimited earned income for 9 months, and only lose benefits when you go over $1000 month after that for 3 years, but you are not permanently disqualified. If you are within the 36 month trial period, you might want to talk to SSA to see if you are still under that 36 month rule. If so, it is much easier to get back on
