About the document
- Who files:
- People with disabilities living in Andalusia, or their representatives
- Where to submit:
- CVO of the province of residence, via any registry office, by post or online
- Authority:
- Junta de Andalucía — Centros de Valoración y Orientación (CVO)
- Country:
- Spain
- Category:
- Social services: dependency and disability
- How to fill:
- Chat in any language → original form → PDF
- Price:
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What this document is
Solicitud de reconocimiento del grado de discapacidad is the Junta de Andalucía application (Código de procedimiento: 69). With it, the Assessment and Guidance Centre (Centro de Valoración y Orientación, CVO) examines the person and recognises a disability degree as a percentage.
A recognised degree of 33% or more gives access to services and benefits for people with disabilities. The procedure is governed by Real Decreto 888/2022 and Andalusian Decreto 255/2021; the form header still cites the former RD 1971/1999, but the procedure page lists this very form as the current one.
Who applies and where
- the person concerned or a representative applies: a parent or guardian of a minor, a court-appointed guardian, or a de facto guardian (guardador de hecho);
- anyone registered as resident in Andalusia is entitled to the assessment, as is anyone there in a situation of urgent personal, family or social need;
- the application is addressed to the CVO of your province; it can be lodged at any public registry office, by post (Correos) or online on the Junta portal; booking an appointment (cita previa) is recommended for Junta registry offices;
- according to the procedure catalogue, the decision takes up to 6 months; with no answer, administrative silence is negative;
- a review for worsening or improvement can be requested no earlier than two years after the decision, unless there was a diagnostic error or a substantial change of circumstances.
What the form asks
- the reason: initial assessment or review;
- the applicant's details: surnames and name, sex, DNI/NIE, date of birth, nationality, NUHSA (for a child without a DNI), address, phones and e-mail;
- the representative's details and address, if a representative applies;
- the type of disability (physical, mental, sensory) and any degree recognised before;
- how to receive notifications, objections to data checks, consent to checks of income tax (IRPF), health records (DIRAYA) and early-intervention data (ALBORADA);
- the list of attached documents, place and date of signing, and the CVO the application is addressed to.
What to bring
- copies of medical and psychological reports not in the SAS electronic health record (DIRAYA): private clinics, doctors outside Andalusia;
- proof of representation or de facto guardianship, if a representative applies;
- for a minor, a copy of the libro de familia; if the parents are separated or divorced, both sign unless either has lost parental authority;
- for a foreign national, a copy of the foreigner identity card (TIE) or, failing that, of the asylum application.
If you object to a data check or do not give consent, attach copies of the documents concerned — the form lists them in section 6.
How to fill it in with FoxDocs
Tell the chat who the applicant is, whether there is a representative, whether it is an initial assessment or a review, and what disability is claimed. FoxDocs writes your answers into the official PDF, splits the address into its boxes, writes the nationality in Spanish and fills in the DIR3 code of the centre for your province. You then print, sign and submit it.
Source
Junta de Andalucía procedure catalogue: juntadeandalucia.es — procedimiento 69. Checked 2026-10-09. This is not legal advice.