The Social Security Administration’s definition of alleged onset date (AOD)

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Simply put, the alleged onset date (AOD) is the date a person claims, or “alleges”, their disability began. This is the date the claimant will put on their Social Security Disability application.  

The AOD is important because it may determine the amount of back benefits a claimant may receive.

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