Are bone spurs eligible for subsistence allowance, and can I apply for subsistence allowance?

The subsistence allowance can only be handled if you meet the conditions, and it is not possible to rely on lumbar disc herniation and bone hyperplasia.

Applying for subsistence allowance is not something that can be done in any situation. In this case, if you want to apply for the subsistence allowance, you must first issue a certificate of loss of work, and then have the income of your family members, and only after the review by the civil affairs department can you determine whether you can eat the subsistence allowance.

No.

Subsistence allowance is the minimum subsistence allowance to ensure that the living conditions are lower than the local minimum subsistence allowance line and meet the requirements of the subsistence allowance, according to the regulations, those who have difficulties in family life due to illness can apply for the subsistence allowance, but they must also meet the requirements of the subsistence allowance, and they can not apply for the subsistence allowance by virtue of illness, so it is not that you can apply for the subsistence allowance in such a situation.

Diseases refer to more than a dozen major diseases, excluding lumbar disc herniation and bone hyperplasia.

So no.

Applying for the subsistence allowance is mainly related to your economic income, and if you are sick, you can consult the Civil Affairs Bureau to see if you can apply for assistance.

1. Your conditions are fully in line with the subsistence allowance.

2. Apply in person, declare in the village, and the town-level civil affairs office will report to the district and county civil affairs bureau after publicity, and after the approval of the civil affairs bureau, you will receive a low premium every month.

You should be able to consult your local neighborhood committee or local leader.

This policy varies across the country, and it seems that the difference between urban and rural hukou also has an impact, so it is recommended that you go directly to the neighborhood committee or other neighborhood department to inquire.

It is not possible to provide a reply based on the information available.

In such a case, one cannot apply for the subsistence allowance, because such an illness does not belong to the loss of ability to work. According to the regulations, those who lose the ability to work due to illness and meet the requirements of the subsistence allowance can apply for the subsistence allowance, and what are the children doing, and the children should fulfill their responsibilities and obligations to support the husband and wife, so the husband and wife cannot apply for the subsistence allowance.

The living guarantee of rural subsistence households, and the application conditions of rural subsistence households!

Looking at your introduction, there are no problems with your height, upper and lower limbs. So to determine whether you can take the C1 photo, it depends on whether your trunk and neck have motor dysfunction? If not, then you can take the test.

You can compare: Paragraph 2 of Article 11 of Order No. 111 of the Ministry of Public Security "Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driving Licenses".

1. The application for the rural subsistence allowance is made by the head of the household on a family-by-family basis, and the applicant must meet the following conditions at the same time:

1) Have a local agricultural household registration and live in the local area;

2) The annual per capita net income of the family members living together in the 12 months prior to the application is lower than the local rural subsistence allowance standard; The family's economic situation is unable to maintain the basic living needs, and the property status and actual living standard are consistent with the family's basic living situation with perennial hardship.

Family members living together refer to all family members who have a legal relationship of support, support, and upbringing, and who live and live together.

If the family's economic status as a whole does not meet the eligibility requirements, but the annual per capita net income of the family is within 150% of the local rural subsistence allowance security standard, the severely disabled persons who have lost the ability to work or the persons with serious illnesses who have lost the ability to work may apply independently in separate households.

2. Families and persons under any of the following circumstances shall not, in principle, be entitled to the benefits of the rural subsistence allowance:

1) Family members who have the ability to work, refuse to work without a legitimate reason, abandon contracted land, forests, ponds, etc., or refuse to participate in employment training, agricultural science and technology training, or labor export organized by relevant departments without a legitimate reason;

2) Refusing to cooperate with household surveys or concealing true household income (including unstable and concealed income) or transferring or giving up personal assets;

3) The legally-prescribed person with the obligation to support (raise or support) has the ability to support (raise or support);

4) Purchasing high-end non-necessities or long-term high consumption in excess of the family's economic capacity;

5) The family's property status clearly does not meet the requirements for guarantees, and the actual standard of living exceeds the local rural subsistence allowance standards;

6) Where the family's actual living standards are lower than the local rural subsistence allowance standards due to gambling, drug abuse, or so forth, and they still do not make corrections after education;

7) Others recognized by the people's ** civil affairs department at the county level or above.

Conditions for applying for urban subsistence allowance:

1. Must be a resident with a local non-agricultural permanent residence.

2. Unable to work, have no livelihood, and have no legal supporter, support, or support obligor.

3. Unable to work, no livelihood, but legal supporter, supporter, support obligor, but legal supporter, supporter, support obligation has no ability to support, support, support.

4. In-service and laid-off personnel receive wages or minimum wages, basic living expenses and other income, and receive retirement or retirement.

The monthly per capita household income of the family is lower than the minimum subsistence security standard for local urban residents.

5. The monthly per capita income of other families is lower than the minimum subsistence security standard for local urban residents.