Form Il-1363 - Application For Circuit Breaker Grant, License Plate Discount, And Optional Help Paying For Drugs (Pharmaceutical Assistance Or Seniorcare) - 2004 Page 2

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Who should apply?
Apply on Form IL-1363 if you meet the following
Who qualifies as disabled?
requirements for age, residency, and income:
To qualify as disabled, you must be at least
1 Age
16 years of age and
you must be 65 years of age or older before
receive disability benefits from one of the
January 1, 2005; or
following:
you must become 65 years of age during 2005
1 Social Security Administration, or
(benefits become available after you turn 65; your
2 Veterans Administration, or
Circuit Breaker grant will be prorated based on
3 Civil Service, or
the number of months you were 65); or
4 Railroad Retirement,
you must be 16 years of age or older before
or have one of the following:
January 1, 2005, and totally disabled; or
5 a Class 2 disability card from the Illinois
you must be a widow or widower who was 63 or
Secretary of State’s office, or
64 years of age before the death of your spouse
6 a completed Schedule A, Physician’s
(if your spouse was receiving or was eligible to
Statement, if you are not yet age 65 and do
receive Form IL-1363 benefits).
not have other proof of disability as listed
2 Residency
above. Schedule A must show that you were
you must live in Illinois at the time you file your
totally and permanently disabled in 2004.
application; and
Note: Use a separate Schedule A for each
(this requirement is only for SeniorCare) you
person who is not yet age 65 and needs to
must continue to be a resident of Illinois; and
send us other proof of disability.
(this requirement is only for a Circuit Breaker
You must attach proof of disability
grant) you must have lived in an Illinois residence
— see Page 17.
in 2004 that was subject to property or mobile
home tax.
Who is a qualified additional
3 Income
resident?
Your* total income (see Page 12) in 2004** must be
A qualified additional resident is an individual,
less than
other than your spouse,
$21,218 if filing an application for yourself only;
who lived with you in the same residence in
or
2004 and in 2005 at the time you file your
$28,480 if filing an application for yourself and
2004 Form IL-1363; and
your spouse*, or yourself and one qualified
for whom you, or you and your spouse,
additional resident; or
provided more than half of that person’s total
$35,740 if filing an application for yourself, your
financial support in 2004; and
spouse*, and at least one qualified additional
who is not filing a separate 2004 Form IL-1363.
resident, or yourself and at least two qualified
additional residents.
You must attach proof of your qualified
additional resident (Schedule B) — see
* If your spouse lived with you, you must add
Page 18.
your spouse’s income to your income.
** If your 2004 income was over these limits, but
What if I am married?
you have experienced a decrease in your
If you are married and you and your spouse lived
income, you may qualify for prescription
together during 2004, you must complete one
coverage. See “Projecting your income” in the
Form IL-1363 and report your total combined
instructions for Step 4 on Page 15.
income. Your spouse cannot apply separately.
What if I am not a U.S. citizen?
If one or both of you lived in a nursing home, you
You do not have to be a U.S. citizen to qualify for
should each complete separate Forms IL-1363.
a Circuit Breaker grant, license plate discount, or
If you and your spouse were permanently
help paying for your drugs. If you are 65 years old
separated in 2004 and are still living at different
or older, you may qualify for SeniorCare instead
addresses, you may each complete separate
of Pharmaceutical Assistance — see “SeniorCare
Forms IL-1363.
requirements for noncitizens” on Page 7.
2
Apply every year
Renew by March 31
IL-1363 instructions (R-12/04)

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