Cross-Referencing

What is cross-referencing

Cross-referencing is the linking of two file numbers, usually when a marriage or [glossary:de facto:] [glossary:relationship:] links two veterans or their dependants. Cross-referencing must be done before any processing is done on either of the linked file numbers.

What cross-referencing involves

Cross-referencing is done by Client Registration Section in the relevant state office and involves:

  • linking the file numbers to each other on the system (this will be evident from the Xreference File Numbers folder of the Record Maintenance tab in VIEW
  • physically linking the two C files where appropriate
  • writing the other file number in the X-Ref box on the front of each C file
Cross-referenced cases which are manual

To ensure rates of disability pension in the other assessment are updated before a statutory increase is applied, process the following types of cases manually:

Cross-referenced cases which are automatic

The following cross-referenced cases may be processed automatically:

Automatic advices for cross-referenced cases

When a cross-referenced case is processed in PIPS, single advices will always be produced, overriding any selection made by the user.

Source URL: https://clik.dva.gov.au/compensation-and-support-procedure-library/part-9-principles-determining-pension-rates/91-income-and-assets-test-assessment/915-about-manual-assessment/cross-referencing