Social Security Administration (SSA): An SSA (or SSI) form indicating that an applicant is “disabled” is acceptable. The SSA only gives disability benefits to those who are permanently and totally disabled.
Department of Veterans Affairs (VA): Veterans with a total service-connected disability or veterans who are receiving 100% compensation for service-connected disabilities following a determination of individual unemployability should file DTE form 105I and submit the documentation indicated by that application. If a veteran does not qualify as an eligible disabled veteran, but meets the definition found in R.C. 323.151(D) (provided at the top of this form), the veteran must have a doctor or qualifying psychologist complete this form. No VA documentation reflects the statutory definition of permanent and total disability in R.C. 323.151(D).
Railroad Retirement Board (RRB): The RRB has two types of disability pensions: (1) total and permanent disability and (2) occupational disability. Only the “permanent and total disability” pension is acceptable.