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Wajong Assessment UWV Delft: Step by Step

The **Wajong assessment by the UWV in Delft** determines your right to the **Wajong benefit**. Discover the process, criteria, and steps in case of rejection via the District Court of The Hague.

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Wajong Assessment UWV Delft: How is Your Application Assessed?

In a **Wajong assessment** by the **UWV** in the Delft region, it is examined whether you qualify for the **Wajong benefit** (Work and Income according to Young Persons with Disabilities Act). The UWV checks your **work limitation** and other conditions. This assessment is essential; in case of rejection, you can appeal to the **District Court of The Hague** (Delft district). This article provides a step-by-step explanation, local criteria, and tips for objection, including assistance from the **Juridisch Loket Delft**.

What Does a Wajong Assessment in Delft Entail?

The **Wajong assessment** is the investigation by the **UWV** into your application for Wajong support. The process includes two key points:

  1. Work Limitation: The UWV measures whether you have a **long-term work limitation** of at least 35% (see details).
  2. Additional Conditions: Check on age, place of residence in the Delft region, and income thresholds.
If you meet the requirements? Then approval may follow. For residents of Delft: the UWV office is accessible via local branches.

Tip for Delft: Contact the **Juridisch Loket Delft** for free advice on your application (see contact details at the bottom).

Legal Basis for Wajong Assessment in the Delft Region

The assessment follows these laws:

  • Work and Income according to Young Persons with Disabilities Act (Wajong) (Art. 1-12): Core rules for benefits and limitation conditions.
  • Work Limitation Act (WAB) (Art. 1-13): Method for establishing limitations.
  • Work and Assistance Act (WWB) (Art. 38-41): Link with assistance for residents of Delft.
  • Implementation Rules Wajong (IB 2023, 118): Practical rules including the role of the occupational health physician and percentage classification.

UWV applies the **Work Limitation Guideline** (CVZ) and its own **Work Limitation Guideline**. In case of disputes: **District Court of The Hague**, Delft location.

How Does the Wajong Assessment by UWV in Delft Proceed?

The process follows these steps, tailored to Delft:

  1. 1. Submit Application

    Start your application via UWV.nl or **Mijn UWV**. For residents of Delft: mention your address in Delft. Provide:

    • Personal details (BSN, Delft address).
    • Health Statement with complaints.
    • Medical information such as physician reports.
    • Income and assets.
    UWV sends an **assessment form**. Local tip: visit the UWV counter in the Rotterdam/Delft region.

  2. 2. Intake Interview

    The UWV schedules an intake interview, often by telephone or at a local UWV office near Delft. Here, you discuss your limitations. Prepare with medical evidence.

  3. 3. Medical Examination

    An **occupational health physician** conducts an examination, possibly in Zoetermeer or Rotterdam (accessible from Delft). They assess your work limitation based on functional examination.

  4. 4. Decision

    Within 8-14 weeks, you receive the decision. Rejection? File an objection with UWV within 6 weeks.

  5. 5. Objection and Appeal Delft

    No success? After UWV objection, go to the **District Court of The Hague** (Delft location). Free assistance: **Juridisch Loket Delft** (address: [fill in], tel: 0900-8020).

What If Your Wajong Application in Delft is Rejected?

File Objection: Within 6 weeks in writing with UWV. Add new evidence.
Appeal: To the **District Court of The Hague, Delft team**. Seek advice from **Juridisch Loket Delft** for a successful procedure.

Local Assistance in Delft

  • **Juridisch Loket Delft**: Free consultation hours for Wajong matters.
  • **District Court of The Hague (Delft)**: Social affairs department.
  • **UWV Delft Region**: Near Delft station.