Step 8 - Ontario Disability Support Program
Has ODSP reviewed your disability determination package (DDP)?
You answered "no".
Here is the information you will need to have ODSP review your disability determination package (DDP)
Specialized staff will review your disability determination package (DDP) to determine if you meet the legislative definition of a person with a disability. You will receive a letter from the Disability Adjudication Unit within 90 business days to let you know if your disability qualified.
If your disability does qualify, it means you meet the disability criteria and can receive ODSP.
If you disability does not qualify, it means you did not meet the disability criteria and you cannot receive ODSP. For information about next steps you can take, see the section titled, After you apply - approved or denied: “What happens if your application is denied?”.
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