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- stephano
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13 years 11 months ago #79581 by stephano
Replied by stephano on topic Re:dla/esa
And, sorry,
are people with mental illness
more , or less, likely to be awarded dla?
generally speaking.
are people with mental illness
more , or less, likely to be awarded dla?
generally speaking.
- bro58
13 years 11 months ago #79585 by bro58
Replied by bro58 on topic Re:dla/esa
stephano wrote:
Hi S,
The Length of DLA awards can vary, 1 year is the minimum, awards can also be given "Indefinately", however, this is not a life award though, and DLA awards can be reviewed at any time after 12 months.
bro58
Many thanks, Bro,
how long do dla payments last? Is it similar to esa..time-limited,
or assessment/prognosis-based, or ..?
Hi S,
The Length of DLA awards can vary, 1 year is the minimum, awards can also be given "Indefinately", however, this is not a life award though, and DLA awards can be reviewed at any time after 12 months.
bro58
- bro58
13 years 11 months ago #79587 by bro58
Replied by bro58 on topic Re:dla/esa
stephano wrote:
Hi S,
I am not aware of the statistics for this. However, it is important to understand that it is the resulting limitations/disabilities/care needs, caused by the medical conditions, whether mental or physical, that qualify you for an award of DLA.
bro58
And, sorry,
are people with mental illness
more , or less, likely to be awarded dla?
generally speaking.
Hi S,
I am not aware of the statistics for this. However, it is important to understand that it is the resulting limitations/disabilities/care needs, caused by the medical conditions, whether mental or physical, that qualify you for an award of DLA.
bro58
- stephano
- Topic Author
13 years 11 months ago #79590 by stephano
Replied by stephano on topic Re:dla/esa
Thanks, Bro,
so, like esa, it's the "resulting limitations " that require emphasis from the claimant, when completing the dla application form. My mp's caseworker
sent a supporting letter, to add to my esa
gl24. appeal. I'm thinking it may help me to have
a similar letter from her in this instance.
Would you agree, Bro.?
so, like esa, it's the "resulting limitations " that require emphasis from the claimant, when completing the dla application form. My mp's caseworker
sent a supporting letter, to add to my esa
gl24. appeal. I'm thinking it may help me to have
a similar letter from her in this instance.
Would you agree, Bro.?
- stephano
- Topic Author
13 years 11 months ago #79595 by stephano
Replied by stephano on topic Re:dla/esa
Thanks,
and how is it decided whether a claimant attends a medical , or not?
Is it based on what onformation is on the
application form (for dla i.e.).
and how is it decided whether a claimant attends a medical , or not?
Is it based on what onformation is on the
application form (for dla i.e.).
- bro58
13 years 11 months ago #79597 by bro58
Replied by bro58 on topic Re:dla/esa
stephano wrote:
Any supporting evidence can only help, S.
You may wish to peruse this also :
www.dwp.gov.uk/publications/specialist-g...-medical-conditions/
bro58
Thanks, Bro,
so, like esa, it's the "resulting limitations " that require emphasis from the claimant, when completing the dla application form. My mp's caseworker
sent a supporting letter, to add to my esa
gl24. appeal. I'm thinking it may help me to have
a similar letter from her in this instance.
Would you agree, Bro.?
Any supporting evidence can only help, S.
You may wish to peruse this also :
www.dwp.gov.uk/publications/specialist-g...-medical-conditions/
bro58
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