The UDID card shall bring a host of benefits to the Persons with Disabilities as given below-

• Persons with disabilities will not need to make multiple copies of documents, maintain,
  and carry multiple documents as the card will capture all the necessary details which
  can be decoded with the help of a reader
• The UDID card will be the single document of identification, verification of the disabled
  for availing various benefits in future
• The UDID Card will also help in stream-lining the tracking of the physical and financial progress
  of beneficiary at all levels of hierarchy of implementation – from village level, block level,
  District level , State level and National level

• Those who cannot see: This refers to an individual who is fully blind, that is, has total absence
  of sight; or whose visual acuity does not exceed 6/60 or 20/200 (as per the Snellen eye chart)
  in the better eye with correcting lenses; or has limited vision which is subtending an angle
  of 20 degree or worse
• Those with low vision: This refers to an individual whose visual functions are impaired even after
  being treated with standard refractive correction but, at the same time, is able to use or is potentially
  able to use his/her vision to plan or perform a task with the appropriate assistive device
• Those with Hearing Impairment: This refers to an individual who has a loss of sixty decibels or
  more in the better ear in the range of frequencies of a conversation.
• Those with Cerebral Palsy: This refers to an individual who has a non-progressive condition which
  involves abnormal motor control posture that is a result of a brain injury which occurred during
  his/her pre-natal, peri-natal or infant period of development
• Those with Locomotor Disability: This refers to an individual having a disability of the bones,
  joints or muscles which have resulted in the considerable restriction of his/her limbs' movement;
  or any form of cerebral palsy
• Those cured of Leprosy: This refers to an individual who has been cured of leprosy but is suffering
  from any of the following conditions
  • He/she no longer has any sensation in the hands or the feet and also has lost sensation and
    paresis (weakness) in the eye and eye-lids but, at the same time, does not have any
    manifestations of deformity.
  • The individual manifests deformity and paresis but is able to sufficiently move his/her hands
    and feet so as to do normal economic activities.
  • The individual has extreme physical deformity as well as is in an advanced age which
    prevents him/her from undertaking any gainful occupation
• Those who are Mentally Challenged: This refers to an individual who has a condition of arrested
  or incomplete development of the mind with sub-normality of intelligence
• Those with Mental Illness: This refers to an individual having a mental disorder other than what
  is mentioned above

• Go to the Swavlamban Card official website and choose a regional language.
• Submit the following information: personal details, identity details, employment details, and disability
  details

• Photograph: This should be a scanned copy of a recent photo in colour
• Signature: This should be a scanned image of the signature
• Identity proof: This should be a scanned copy of your Aadhar Card or PAN Card or Driving License
  or any other valid ID
• Income Proof: This should be a scanned copy of your Aadhar Card or Driving License or State Domicile
  or any other valid ID
• SC/ST/OBC proof: This needs to be uploaded if applicable
• Disability Certificate: This should be a scanned copy to be submitted only by those Persons with Disability
  who have been issued a Disability Certificate by the competent authority