Eligibility Criteria for People with Disabilities to Receive Legal Aid
People with Disabilities Shall Have the Same Eligibility Criteria as Poor Persons
People with Physical Disabilities are individuals who have impairments in the structure of their bodies, which result in difficulties in movement, including impairments or loss of bodily functions, such as those affecting the arms and legs
People with Visual Disabilities are individuals who have impairments or loss of the ability to see, including complete blindness, color blindness, and blurred vision, which result in difficulties in seeing
People with Hearing and Speech Disabilities are individuals who have impairments or loss of the ability to hear and speak, including deafness, hearing impairment, inability to speak, speech disorders, and unclear speech, which result in difficulties in hearing and communication
People with Intellectual Disabilities are individuals whose cognitive development is slower than that of the general population and who have limitations in performing daily living activities or participating in social activities
People with Memory Disabilities are individuals who have impaired mental functioning, including difficulties in learning, perception, and emotional states that continuously change
Supporting Documents Required for an Application for Legal Aid for People with Disabilities
Legal Aid Request Form
Certificate of Economic Status Issued by the Village
Certificate of Disability Status Issued by the Relevant Authority
Copy of the Family Registration Book and Identity Card
Certificate of Residence
Other Documents Related to the Request (if any)
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