What is the regulation for SSDI Retroactive Benefits?
"Which statute, regulation, or otherwise dictates that SSDI benefits can only be retroactive one year from date of claim?"
The Code of Federal Regulations - 404.621 (a) states that you are able to receive disability benefits for up to twelve months immediately before the month in which your disability application is filed.
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