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You are here. A âdisability freezeâ is a period during which the Social Security Administration (SSA) puts a personâs work and earnings history record on pause.Work and earnings history are major factors in eligibility for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits and for Social Security retirement benefits.he SSA understands this, which is why âdisability freezeâ status exists. When a person receives SSDI benefits, the SSA allows the individual to maintain âinsured statusâ by putting their work and earnings record under a disability freeze.
Because an average of your historical earnings is what determines the amount of your monthly benefits check for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits, having a period of very low earnings on your record can have negative effects on your SSDI benefits.f youâre disabled temporarily and have lower income for a period of time as a result, you can apply for a âdisability freezeâ during that period. The SSA would then review your earnings history differently if you do later need to apply for SSD benefits.