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Abdullah22
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Hello i just want to know if i getting LCWRA can i claim disability living allowance for my son because i am single parent thanku
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Yes, DLA isn't means tested.
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sorry can you little bit more explain for me thanku0
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It means that DLA isn't part of Universal Credit so doesn't affect it in a bad way. They are 2 completely different benefits.If your child is under 16 you can start a claim for DLA for them. You'll need to prove they need more care and attention than that of a child the same age that doesn't have a health condition.If your child is 16 and over then it will be PIP they would need to claim.
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