disability green card - ended 1999

does the green card not cover you still with regard to proving disability via the equality act, when going through the dwp process?

petrocelli.

does that mean then that as far as employment law's concerned the green card (past proved disability) counts, but re: benefits, you're not classed as disabled. am thinking with regard to equality act mentions somewhere about previous disabilities still being regarded as such?

not easy doing it so quickly before page is lost!!!!!!!!!!!!

equality act took over from dda?

"If you were a Green Card holder between Dec '96 & Dec '99 you are automatically protected by the act, in respect of PAST DISABILITIES".

So, whilst the above is of no relevance then in proving myself disabled when it comes to the benefits, if i was working, i would have protection there?

so, despite department of employment issuing the cards and recognising your disability, the equality act also recognising the past disability(green card termination date)., it's only of any use to you with regard to being employed?

I'm sorry, I still don't understand what point you are making (nor do I know what you mean about the page being 'lost'?)!