Sick/Fit Note (Med 3)

Fit Notes will only be issued when they are due; these can be back-dated but not future-dated. Please do not request emergency appointments for a Fit Note.

Fit Note request

Please complete this form to tell us about your illness and we will direct you to the most appropriate form or service.

Sick / Fit Note Request with Intelligence

Is this your first sick / fit note for this illness?

Yes

No, I have already had a sick / fit note for this illness

First Sick / Fit Note

How long have you been ill (including holidays and weekends)?

7 days or less

More than 7 days

If you have been sick for more than four days in a row, but less than seven, you can self–certify your illness using a SC2 form available online from HMRC.

Many employers have their own self-certification forms. You do not need to see a Doctor.

Requesting an additional Sick / Fit Note

If you have already had a Note for this illness your Doctor may not need to see you to issue an additional Note. Please complete this form. We will contact you to let you know when your Note is ready or we may contact you for more information.

Are you self-isolating because you, or someone you live with, has symptoms of coronavirus?

Yes

Isolation Note from 111

Please check the NHS guidance on self-isolating here www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-advice/.

You can get an isolation note from 111 online to give to your employer. You do not need a sick note from the surgery.

Doctor’s Sick / Fit Note for more than 7 days

If you have been ill for more than 7 days you will need a doctor’s certificate. These certificates are called ‘Fitness To Work’ Certificates.

The surgery may call you for more information.

If you have already been seen by your Doctor about this illness your certificate will be sent to you within a week.

Please complete the form below.

Your details

First Name *

Last Name *

Email *

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Date of birth *

Please use format day/month/year e.g. 12/05/1979

Phone Number *

Your Illness

First date you were not at work because of this illness *

Number of days you have been unwell or state ‘ONGOING’ *

You should specify your full period of illness including weekends and holidays, not just days off work.

What is the reason you cannot work? *

Describe your illness and why you need a Sick / Fit Note.

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If you are off work due to a hospital admission, a Fit Note should be issued by the Hospital to cover the period you were in the Hospital. Once discharged, your GP can issue a Fit Note based on your hospital discharge letter.

Self-Certificate

If you have been sick for more than four days in a row, but less than seven, you can self-certify your illness using a SC2 form. You can obtain this from your employer or the HMRC website. If you are unwell for more than four days you should contact the surgery to arrange assessment of your fitness to work.

Self-certification certificate Download

More than seven days off sick

If you’re off work sick for more than seven days your employer will normally ask for a Fit Note (Statement of Fitness for Work) from your GP or Hospital Doctor.

How to count sick days

When you work out the number of days you’ve been sick, you need to count all the days in a row, including days you don’t normally work such as weekends and bank holidays.

Further information is available at the Direct.Gov website.

When do I need a Fit Note?

The NHS Information website provides further details about Sick or Fit Notes.

Fit Notes – What I need to know

Private Certificates

If you or your employer require further information concerning your period (s) of illness, you may require a letter from your Doctor and a fee may apply.