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Hi I’m on pip and esa I recently got back payment for the server premium esa but the woman on the phone said I’ve only got a set amount back dated to me because someone was claiming carers which I did not know someone was claiming carers allowance for me my grandad was power of attorney over me from when my mum passed away in 2015 I stayed with my grandma for about 3 months and was back in my home I lived with my mum and then I moved to a different area not close to my grandma and she should of stopped being power over me and should of stopped getting carers which I did not know because I wasn’t living with her I had a family nurse that was helping me from 2018 and she was the one that came to my assessment with me when I had another one from esa not my grandma. So shouldn’t I be owed more money of premium esa bevause my grandma was claiming carers for longer than she should of and we hardly talked as I lock myself away I like keeping to myself with my thoughts ect? How do I go about this?
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If someone was claiming Carer’s Allowance for looking after you then you are not entitled to the Severe Disability Premium for that period of time.
Whether or not the claim was appropriate is a different issue. Not at all sure how you would go about trying to challenge it retrospectively. I’m fairly sure however that any such attempt would be likely to be highly stressful.0 -
But she should of stopped claiming carers from 2016 and she carried it on till 2021 why? If she wasn’t around me from that period of time0
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I don't think anyone here can answer why she carried on claiming it. This certainly isn't something for an internet forum. You may want to get some expert advice so start here. https://advicelocal.uk/
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