The Accident Report is mandatory only for those who have met with an accident.

The Referral Letter obtained from the Health Department serves as part of the documentation required for the scheme and may be necessary for validating the applicant's medical condition.

There is no relaxation in the age criteria. Eligibility requires the applicant to be between 18 and 60 years of age.

The eligibility criteria state that an applicant should not have defaulted in payment of contribution to the Board for a continuous period of more than one year to be eligible for the scheme.

The scheme provides financial assistance of up to ₹2,00,000/- for taking specialized medical treatment in hospitals having tie-ups with Government General Hospitals.

The amount for medical treatment is credited through Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) into the bank account of the registered construction worker.

The document mentions that an applicant should have either met with an accident or be suffering from specific diseases such as Tuberculosis, Lung Issues, Neurological Disorders, etc., to be eligible for the scheme.

To be eligible for registration, an applicant should have completed the age of 18 years and should not have completed the age of 60 years during the preceding 12 months in construction work.

The grievance can only be submitted offline. Detail about the method is outlined on page 131 of the document at https://labour.py.gov.in/sites/default/files/citizens-charter-2020.pdf.

Details about the application form, including its format and submission process, are available on page 87 of the document at https://labour.py.gov.in/sites/default/files/citizens-charter-2020.pdf.

Information about the registration process and required documents is available on page 57 of the document at https://labour.py.gov.in/sites/default/files/citizens-charter-2020.pdf.

The source document for the guidelines is available at https://labour.py.gov.in/sites/default/files/citizens-charter-2020.pdf, specifically on page 73.