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If they were on it in the past, it would depend on what the problem was, if it cleared up and what the current job and income were. If the person was still on Disability - I don't see any way they would qualify. No earned income to protect and 100% certaintly of a claim.

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Q: If someone was on SSDI in the past or is currently on it is he eligible for a new disability policy to allow for more protection of future income?
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