Letter
Household services / attendant care claim cover letter
A cover note for D9319 or D1351 that ties each domestic or personal-care task to an accepted condition and who lives in the house.
Send to: hhs@dva.gov.au (and keep a copy)
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Household Services team Department of Veterans’ Affairs hhs@dva.gov.au GPO Box 9998 Brisbane QLD 4001 Claim for household services Name: [to complete] File / client number: as per MyService I lodge this claim under the Military Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 2004. I am unable to manage the household / personal-care tasks below because of accepted service-related conditions, and I ask DVA to assess a reasonable requirement for compensation. Accepted conditions this claim relies on [to complete] Tasks I can no longer manage, and why [to complete] Who lives in the house [to complete] Current Veterans’ Home Care (if any) None / not known. Please tell me in writing if an approval on this claim would stop any VHC service I already have. I attach the claim form and a copy of my Confirmation of Accepted Conditions (if held). I ask that you: 1. Confirm in writing that the claim has been received and give a claim number. 2. Accept the claim for investigation and arrange an assessment. 3. Tell me if anything is outstanding from me. Please send correspondence by email. Yours faithfully [to complete]
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