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ESA113 (interactive): for use by healthcare professionals

A form healthcare professionals fill in if DWP asks for information in connection with Employment and Support Allowance or Universal Credit.

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ESA113 About your patient

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We use form ESA113 to ask healthcare professionals for information in connection with Employment and Support Allowance or Universal Credit claims.

We may ask you to complete this form if we think that your patient may have a severe health condition or disability but do not have enough information to be sure.

How to use this form ESA113

Download the template onto your practice server.

When you receive a request for information on form ESA113:

  1. Type in the details of the claimant (name, address, National Insurance number and date of birth).

  2. Fill in the rest of the form.

  3. Print the form, sign it and complete the practice stamp section.

  4. Send the completed form to Centre for Health and Disability Assessments in the return window envelope that came with the request. Please make sure that the return address is visible.

There is more information about completing medical reports in DWP factual medical reports: guidance for healthcare professionals

Information for claimants

Updates to this page

Published 10 March 2011
Last updated 13 March 2023 + show all updates
  1. Updated form ESA 113 About your patient.

  2. Updated form ESA 113 About your patient.

  3. Updated to explain that form ESA113 can be completed by healthcare professionals if DWP asks for information in connection with Universal Credit.

  4. Published new version of the form that can be filled in online.

  5. Updated the page to show that the form applies to Universal Credit as well as ESA cases.

  6. First published.

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