How To Apply For A Disability Certificate In India?

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How To Apply For A Disability Certificate In India?

How To Apply For A Disability Certificate In India

To apply for a Disability Certificate in India, follow these detailed steps:

  1. Ensure to meet the criteria for disability as per the Persons with Disabilities Act. The requirement is a person with 40 percent or more disability with specific terms mentioned in the Persons With Disabilities Act. 
  2. Visit the Unique Disability ID (UDID) portal [here](https://www.swavlambancard.gov.in/) and register by providing necessary details.
  3. Use your credentials to log in to the UDID portal.
  4. Click on “Apply online for Disability Certificate” and fill out the application form with accurate information.
  5. Attach required documents, including: Recent passport-sized photograph, Identity proof (Aadhaar, voter ID), Address proof, Income proof (if applicable), Caste certificate (if applicable).
  6. Submit the completed application to the Chief Medical Officer (CMO) or designated Medical Authority.
  7. The CMO will verify your application and refer you to a specialist for disability assessment.
  8. The Medical Board will assess your disability and determine the percentage of disability.
  9. Upon approval, the Disability Certificate and UDID will be generated and sent to you.
  10. You can track the status of your application through the UDID portal.

In conclusion, applying for a disability certificate in India can be a critical step for individuals with disabilities, as it enables access to various benefits, including government schemes, job reservations, and financial support. 

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