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Return To Work As A Self-Employed Person -- Impact On Benefits

Social Security Disability Income (SSDI)

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  • SSDI provides a trial work period that continues full benefits for up to twelve months while you attempt to return to work.
  • If you become sick again within the first three years immediately after a trial work period, (known as an extended period of eligibility) no new application will be required. You only have to call your local Social Security Administration office.
  • If you become sick again and your income drops within five years, no new waiting period for benefits will be imposed.

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