In Germany, applying for a degree of disability (Grad der Behinderung, GdB) due to dyslexia involves several steps. Here is a general overview in English: 1. **Medical Documentation**: Collect all relevant medical documentation that confirms the diagnosis of dyslexia. This may include reports from psychologists, educational assessments, and any other relevant medical records. 2. **Application Form**: Obtain the application form for the determination of a degree of disability. This form is usually available from the local social welfare office (Versorgungsamt) or can be downloaded from their website. 3. **Filling the Form**: Complete the application form with all necessary personal information and details about your condition. Attach all medical documentation that supports your claim. 4. **Submission**: Submit the completed application form along with the medical documentation to the local social welfare office. This can often be done by mail or in person. 5. **Assessment**: The social welfare office will review your application and may request additional information or assessments. They may also consult with medical experts to determine the degree of disability. 6. **Decision**: After reviewing all the information, the social welfare office will issue a decision regarding the degree of disability. You will receive a notification of their decision, which will include the determined degree of disability. 7. **Appeal**: If you disagree with the decision, you have the right to appeal. The notification will include information on how to file an appeal and the deadlines for doing so. For more detailed information, you can visit the official website of the German Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs: [BMAS](https://www.bmas.de/EN/Home/home.html). This process may vary slightly depending on the federal state in Germany, so it is advisable to check with your local social welfare office for specific requirements and procedures.