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• Living together, marriage and civil partnerships - legal differences

  Legal differences between living together, marriage and civil partnerships in Scotland. Learn what rights each gives you in areas including money, benefits, debts, children, housing and inheritance

• Q3 - reaching

  Help to fill in Q3: reaching for your ESA application. Find out what this means and how to correctly complete the question

• Face-to-face assessment

  This page is about how to fill in the face-to-face assessment section of your form. Find out how to fill in the form and arrange your assessment

• Letter to complain about misdescribed goods bought from a private seller

  Use this template letter to complain about something you bought from a private seller

• If you used to get old style ESA

  Check what you can do now old style income-related and contribution-based ESA have ended. For example, checking you were paid the right amount

• Adapting common parts for your disability

  If you're disabled, you can make certain adaptations to the common parts of your building. This page explains who can get adaptations to common parts, what issues you need to consider and how to formally get the agreement of the owners

• Scottish benefits- rules about living in Scotland

  Find out the rules about living in Scotland for Social Security Scotland benefits, including habitual residence and going abroad temporarily

• Challenging a benefit decision - mandatory reconsideration

  Check what you can do if you disagree with a benefit decision made by the DWP or HMRC