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Can my boyfriend claim carer allowance for caring for me? Would this affect him working full time?
skhan95
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Hy i want to ask can my boyfriend claim carer allowance for caring me I get high rate of pip daily living nad has been awarded with Lcwra
He doesn't have British citizenship he have visa
Kind regards
He doesn't have British citizenship he have visa
Kind regards
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He work full time but we do not live together be come daily to help
Is he eligible if yes then his work will effect or not ? Thanks:) -
HI,To claim Carers allowance you must not earn more than £128 per week so unfortunately, he won't be able to claim it. See link.Also, even if he wasn't working full time, because he's not a Bristish Citizen, if he's subject to immigration control then he won't be able to claim it. (see link for this also)
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Ok that make sense thank u so much for your response:-)
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