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What is the Date of Onset for Social Security Disability?

To qualify for Social Security Disability Benefits, you must suffering from a disabling condition to the point that you are incapable of performing any work which you have done before, or for which you could reasonably be trained. The date of onset is the date when you first became disabled. This date is based on a number of factors, including your medical conditions and supporting medical records and any work you performed or attempted.

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