If your or your child’s condition gets worse – If you or your child already receive child disability payment (CDP), Scottish adult disability living allowance (DLA), adult disability payment (ADP) or pension age disability payment (PADP), give Social Security Scotland (see 25 above ) details of the change. You can give details of the change online or download a form to complete and send off (CDP: www.mygov.scot/child-disability-payment-if-your-circumstances-change/letting-social-security-scotland-know ; Scottish adult DLA: www.mygov.scot/scottish-adult-dla-changes/letting-social-security-scotland-know-about-a-change ; ADP: www.mygov.scot/adult-disability-payment-changes/letting-social-security-scotland-know and PADP: www.mygov.scot/pension-age-disability-payment-changes/letting-social-security-scotland-know-about-a-change ).

Social Security Scotland may then make a new decision to include a higher rate or a new component (from 13