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Social Security Disability Questions & Answer #1
WHEN IS A PERSON CONSIDERED DISABLED?
 
A person is considered disabled if he has a physical, emotional, or combination of conditions that render him unable to work, considering his age, education and past work history. The condition must have or be expected to last one year or to result in death.
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