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The BASRiS form is a new form that can be used when people with a terminal illness in Scotland are applying for specific benefits under the special rules. Your doctor or nurse fills out the BASRiS form to say that you have a terminal illness.
Eligibility rules if you have a terminal illness To get PIP: you need to be at least 16 years old when you apply. you usually need to be living in England, Wales or Scotland when you apply. your doctors must say you could die within 6 months - for example, if they give you a life expectancy of 5-12 months.
Yes \u2013 if you have a terminal illness you might be able to apply for some benefits under special rules. The special rules apply to any terminal illness including cancer, organ failure, dementia, Parkinson's disease and other conditions.
It normally takes about 25 working days to process an Attendance Allowance claim, from the day the Disability and Carers Service receives your claim form.
The DS1500 form is a factual report with information about your condition. It describes your symptoms and treatments, and is completed by a healthcare professional. The form will be used by the government office dealing with your benefit, to decide whether you can claim benefits under the special rules.
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You may wish to claim benefits for someone else if they need help to apply, or do not want to know their illness is terminal. You can claim Personal Independence Payment (PIP), Attendance Allowance and Disability Living Allowance on behalf of someone else.
It describes your symptoms and treatments, and is completed by a healthcare professional. The form will be used by the government office dealing with your benefit, to decide whether you can claim benefits under the special rules. It's also known as a DS1500 medical condition report.
The DS1500 sets out the patients condition, clinical findings, treatment, date of diagnosis and date of form completion. It is a medical factual report and it is usually valid for 3 years.
You may wish to claim benefits for someone else if they need help to apply, or do not want to know their illness is terminal. You can claim Personal Independence Payment (PIP), Attendance Allowance and Disability Living Allowance on behalf of someone else.
Yes \u2013 if you're living with a terminal illness, you may be able to claim PIP under the special rules for people with a terminal illness.

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