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DibGuar::ConvertedMfbType Enumeration

The type of mfb at cessation, after conversion.

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enum ConvertedMfbType {
  POST1995_NOCHANGE = 0,
  POST1995_DECONVERTED,
  PRE1996_PRE1979_LAST12,
  PRE1996_POST1978_LAST12,
  PRE1996_NOTLAST12
};
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Description 
POST1995_NOCHANGE = 0 
Subsequent entitlement in January 1996 or later, new benefit is DI, or the Disability Maximum does not apply (no conversion required). 
POST1995_DECONVERTED 
Subsequent entitlement in January 1996 or later, new benefit is OASI, and Disability Maximum applies (requires deconversion to prior eligibility year). 
PRE1996_PRE1979_LAST12 
Subsequent entitlement before January 1996, prior DIB continued in the 12 months preceding the new entitlement, prior DIB eligibility was before 1979. 
PRE1996_POST1978_LAST12 
Subsequent entitlement before January 1996, prior DIB continued in the 12 months preceding the new entitlement, prior DIB eligibility was after 1978. 
PRE1996_NOTLAST12 
Subsequent entitlement before January 1996, prior DIB did not continue in the 12 months preceding the new entitlement. 

The type of mfb first depends on the date of entitlement to the subsequent benefit. If it is January 1996 or later, then the type is ConvertedMfbType::POST1995_NOCHANGE if the new benefit is a disability benefit, or if the Disability Maximum does not apply. The type is ConvertedMfbType::POST1995_DECONVERTED if it is an old-age or survivor benefit and the Disability Maximum applies. 

If the date of entitlement to the subsequent benefit is before January 1996, then the type depends on if the prior DIB entitlement continued in the 12 months preceding the new entitlement. If so, the type is ConvertedMfbType::PRE1996_PRE1979_LAST12 if eligibility to the prior DIB benefit was before 1979, or ConvertedMfbType::PRE1996_POST1978_LAST12 if eligibility to the prior DIB benefit was after 1978. Otherwise, the type is ConvertedMfbType::PRE1996_NOTLAST12.

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