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Hello me and my son is currently receiving pip but he's made a claim for cares allowance he is 16 I call them today and said money sud be in account in 3 working days did that start from today,also I'm worried as he never asked if my son is in recet of pip is this allowed thank you
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HI,May i ask if your son is student?
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Yes he does cumpruter work at home
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Did he tell them he's still a student when he claimed the carers allowance? Students are unable to claim carers allowance. If he didn't tell them then he needs to ring them and report this and the carers allowance will stop.I also note that you're claiming ESA. Does anyone else live with you at home? or is it just yourself and your son?
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He is not a student sorry he just does he's on work on computer
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Yes others live with me younger siblings
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Is that an issue
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You say he works on his pc does he earn a wage? also depending on a number of other factors you might be entitled to SDP .I am a person with epilepsy not an epileptic, my illness doesn't define me.
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May i ask if you're still claiming child benefit for the son that's just claimed Carers allowance? Yes claiming the severe disability premium may also be possible for yourself here.
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I am a person with epilepsy not an epileptic, my illness doesn't define me.
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