Form BI100A - Industrial Injuries Disablement Benefit - 27 pages to ... - nwpolfed 2026

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  2. Begin with Part 1, providing your personal details such as name, address, and National Insurance number. Ensure all information is accurate.
  3. In Part 2, indicate if someone else is filling out the form on your behalf and provide their details.
  4. Complete Part 3 by detailing your employment at the time of the accident, including employer's name and job title.
  5. In Part 4, describe the accident thoroughly: where it happened, when it occurred, and any witnesses present.
  6. Proceed to Parts 5 through 12 for additional details about the accident, medical history, other benefits received, and payment preferences.
  7. Review all sections for completeness before signing in Part 12. Submit the form promptly to avoid delays in processing your claim.

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You can get it even if you carry on working or go back to work. It does not matter how much savings, capital or other income you have. You cannot get IIDB if you were self-employed. Making a claim for IIDB and any extra allowances can be complicated.
Phone the Industrial Injuries Branch on 0300 092 3383 for a claim form. Find more information on video relay service. Claims for IIDB and extra allowances can be complicated.
When you claim IIDB, you have to provide your national insurance number. See full definition and evidence of your identity. A claim can be backdated for up to three months if you would have been entitled to it earlier. It does not matter why your claim is late.
What youll get Assessed level of disablementWeekly amount 100% 225.30 90% 202.77 80% 180.24 70% 157.715 more rows
Other benefits you may be able to get Constant Attendance Allowance ( CAA ) Exceptionally Severe Disablement Allowance. Reduced Earnings Allowance ( REA ) Pneumoconiosis Etc. Diffuse mesothelioma payment. Barnsley IIDB Centre.

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It does not matter how much savings, capital or other income you have. Depending on the extent of your disability you can be paid for life or for a fixed period. Normally you must be assessed as 14% or more disabled due to an industrial accident or disease (1% for some diseases).
If you have an accident, claim 2 months after the accident. This is because you cannot get benefit for the first 15 weeks (90 days not including Sundays) after your accident and you will not normally be medically examined until after this time.