10/09/2026
For young adults with disabilities, turning 18 can bring important changes to the way Social Security evaluates SSI eligibility. The adult disability rules begin to apply, and parental income and resources generally stop being counted beginning the month after the young person turns 18.
Our latest blog explains what changes at age 18, what information Social Security may request, why medical evidence can be especially important, and what families should know about applying for SSI or going through an age-18 redetermination.
Read the full blog here:
https://disabilitylawgroup.com/blog/applying-ssi-benefits-young-adult/
If you or your young adult child is applying for SSI, going through an age-18 redetermination, or has received a denial, Disability Law Group can help you understand your options.
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Learn what young adults should know about applying for SSI benefits, including age-18 rules, medical evidence, financial eligibility, and the application process.