FAQ > What is Social Security Disability? > Social Security says I can't get SSDI nor SSI. Why not?
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It is possible to not qualify for either Social Security disability program. An individual who has not worked long enough or recently enough may not be eligible for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits.
The same individual may also have too much income (for example: from a spouse) or assets (land, cars, etc) to qualify for SSI.
This is truly a between a rock and a hard place situation. It is vital to check that Social Security is using accurate information to determine program eligibility.
Last updated on October 27, 2011 by stasiukfirm