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What is the Alleged Onset Date (AOD) in a Social Security disability case?

Apr 1st, 2009
by Tomasz Stasiuk.

What is the Alleged Onset Date

Here is a quick “Term of the Day”

Alleged Onset Date (AOD) - the Alleged Onset Date is the date your disability began. Or, the date you claim entitlement to Social Security disability benefits.

Also see, “what if the Judge wants me to change the date my disability began?“

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  • samuel r Johnson
    I put my claim in the month of Sep, my pay date is 1 Apr 2010, will I get back pay.
  • That depends on the date Social Security determined that your disability began and, if you are applying for SSI, whether you meet the financial requirements. If you are applying for DIB benefits, then there is 5 month waiting period to consider.

    In other words, there are too many factors for me to tell you if you will get back benefits. Fortunately, Social Security will notify you of your monthly benefits and any back benefits you may be entitled to.
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