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Understanding the Importance of DLI
One of the key factors in the filing of a claim for Social Security Disability Income is an individual’s DLI–Date Last Insured. This factor is just as important as the your actual work history and the credits you’ve earned, and is one of the two key areas Social Security focuses on in evaluating your claim. Attorney Brooke Thomas explains the DLI issue in a www.linkedin.com post. Read it here…
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