ADHD forms and documentation
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CRA Disability Tax Credit
$299
Get help completing the medical portion of your Disability Tax Credit application.
Eligible if you’ve been diagnosed with moderate to severe ADHD and had a visit within the last three months.
Student Disability Verification
$99
Get help completing supporting documentation for disability-related student financial aid, including eligible grants, loans and other government support.
Eligible if you’ve had a visit within the last four months.
Other forms and documentation
$99
Get help with other ADHD-related documentation, such as workplace accommodation and drug pre-authorization forms.
Eligible if you’ve had a visit within the last four months.
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Common questions
Disability Tax Credit
The Disability Tax Credit (DTC) is a non-refundable tax credit from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) that reduces how much income tax you owe. It helps offset some of the extra costs that come with living with a significant impairment, including ADHD.
It can. ADHD may qualify for the DTC if it causes a marked restriction in your daily life — a diagnosis on its own isn't enough. The CRA reviews every application individually using Form T2201, so eligibility comes down to how significantly your symptoms affect you day to day.
To qualify, you need ADHD that's lasted (or is expected to last) 12 months or more and causes a "marked restriction" in your daily life. That means a symptom affects you at least 90% of the time, even with treatment, and takes you two to three times longer than it would take someone without ADHD. Common areas of restriction include:
- Concentrating: Trouble focusing on schoolwork, finances or job tasks
- Communicating: Difficulty expressing your thoughts clearly or managing impulsive interruptions
- Dressing: Trouble with sequencing (the order you put clothes on) or fasteners like buttons and zippers
- Eating: Difficulty planning, preparing or remembering to eat
- Time management: Missed appointments, deadlines or ongoing disorganization
Your Beyond ADHD practitioner can assess how ADHD affects your life and complete the medical section of your application.
Getting help with the medical portion of your T2201 Disability Tax Credit form costs $299 + tax. You're eligible if you've been diagnosed with moderate to severe ADHD and have had a visit with Beyond ADHD within the last three months.
Documentation typically includes medical records, a detailed assessment from a healthcare provider, and additional supporting information about your condition.
We complete the medical section of your T2201 based on your diagnosis and history with us. The CRA handles the rest of the process and makes the final decision, so we'd recommend reviewing their requirements directly for anything outside our role.
Once you've had your visit, your practitioner typically completes their section within one week. From there, the CRA reviews your application and makes the final call — their timeline is separate from ours.
Student Disability Verification
A Student Disability Verification form confirms you have a diagnosed disability, like ADHD, so you can access disability-related student financial aid — including grants, loans and other government support.
Yes. Most provincial student aid programs, including Ontario's OSAP, recognize ADHD as a disability that may qualify you for additional funding, bursaries or a reduced course load, as long as a healthcare provider verifies how it affects you.
Email us your form — usually available through your school or provincial student aid portal — along with your intake information. If you're eligible, your Beyond ADHD practitioner will complete the medical section after your visit.
You're eligible if you've had a Beyond ADHD visit within the last four months. If it's been longer, you'll need to book a new visit before your form can be completed.
This service costs $99 + tax, which covers your practitioner's review and completion of the form.
Depending on your province, verified students may qualify for grants, bursaries, loan adjustments or funding for services and equipment, like the Canada Student Grant for Services and Equipment for Students with Disabilities.
No. Your practitioner completes the medical portion of the form, but your school or provincial student aid office makes the final decision on your funding.
Other forms
Beyond the Disability Tax Credit and Student Disability Verification, we can help with workplace accommodation letters, drug pre-authorization forms and other ADHD-related documentation.
Yes. If you need a formal letter recommending workplace accommodations — like flexible scheduling, structured work guides or assistive technology — your practitioner can prepare one based on your clinical assessment.
A drug pre-authorization (or special authorization) form is what your insurer may require before covering certain ADHD medications, especially brand-name options. Your practitioner can complete the medical sections of this form.
Other forms and documentation, including workplace accommodation and drug pre-authorization forms, cost $99 + tax.
You're eligible if you've had a Beyond ADHD visit within the last four months. If you haven't been seen recently, you'll need to book a visit first.
Email us at forms@beyondadhd.ca to get started. We'll review your request and let you know what information we need.
No. We provide the clinical documentation and recommendations, but your employer, insurer or benefits provider makes the final decision.