For Social Security purposes,workers younger than age 72 who have fewer than six credits of work experience are transitionally insured.

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For Social Security purposes, the concept of "transitionally insured" does not depend on being younger than age 72 or having fewer than six credits. Transitionally insured status typically refers to having enough credits for disability benefits but not necessarily for retirement benefits, and the specific criteria do not include an age limit of 72 or a credit minimum of six.

For Social Security Purposes,workers Younger Than Age 72 Who Have