Application for a severely disabled person's pass
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Procedure
After examining the application, the competent body issues a notice of assessment in which
- the individual disabilities
- the degree of disability and
- the other health characteristics (markings)
are specified.
This notice is also issued if the degree of severe disability determined is less than 50.
If the responsible office has determined a degree of severe disability of 50 or more, you are entitled to a severely disabled person's pass
Legal bases
- § 152 Neuntes Buch Sozialgesetzbuch (SGB IX) – Feststellung der Behinderung
- § 6 Schwerbehindertenausweisverordnung - Ausweise
- Versorgungsmedizin-Verordnung
More information
In the case of a severely disabled person, it is often the case that several health disorders coincide (multiple disabilities).
The health disorders can exist independently of each other, but they can also overlap and reinforce each other. The mutual relationships between the individual health disorders are taken into account when determining the degree of disability.
Support in preparing the application is available from
Sozialverband VdK, Am Wall 196 a, 28195 Bremen, Tel. 0421 1654817
Sozialverband SoVd, Breitenweg 12, 28195 Bremen, Tel. 0421 1638490
Social Association SoVd, Barkhausenstr. 22, 27568 Bremerhaven, Tel. 0471 1701905
If the degree of disability is 30 or 40, there is the possibility of equalization at the Employment Agency. However, this only applies if you cannot obtain or keep a suitable job without equalization. You can obtain further information on equalization from your local employment agency.
The severely disabled person's pass of deceased persons must be returned. A copy of the death certificate must be attached to the ID card.
Persons with severe disabilities are entitled to have an accompanying person with them when using public transport if they are regularly dependent on help from others to avoid danger to themselves or others as a result of their disability. The individual case must always be examined.