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AshN33
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Hi there,
I’m newly separated from my wife (4 months) now someone has reported me and I have a compliance meeting on the 16th and have to have a new ESA assessment.. forms been sent off but I’m absolutely dreading it as I’m now on my own and if I lose it I’m buggered. Any advice for this meeting would be greatly appreciated
I’m newly separated from my wife (4 months) now someone has reported me and I have a compliance meeting on the 16th and have to have a new ESA assessment.. forms been sent off but I’m absolutely dreading it as I’m now on my own and if I lose it I’m buggered. Any advice for this meeting would be greatly appreciated
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HI and welcome,Did you report your change in circumstances when you separated from your wife? Have you rang the number on the letter you received for the compliance interview to ask what it's about? Very often they do these interviews at random to check you're claiming the correct benefits.
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Welcome to the community @AshN33, have you reported a change in circumstances?
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