DLA help needed

jamie2471
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Hello just wondering I requested for my all DLA claim information from the gov site from 2006 will it still be stored and will they send me it? Or will it be deleted from there system by now?
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Hello @jamie2471. What a great question you have asked.
When you requested your DLA claim information, did they action it? You can do another data request, under the GDPR, if you wish0 -
L_Volunteer said:Hello @jamie2471. What a great question you have asked.
When you requested your DLA claim information, did they action it? You can do another data request, under the GDPR, if you wish0 -
This webpage has quite a bit of information about how DWP manage your information - but unfortunately doesn’t say how long they hold it for.
https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/department-for-work-pensions/about/personal-information-charter#how-long-dwp-keeps-your-data
This document indicates information is deleted 14 months after DWP have an interest in it.
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/dwp-information-management-policies/dwp-managing-customer-records-guide#section-recordsI’m not clear whether, because you still have a live claim, DWP still have an active interest in the whole claim history and would therefore will retain it.
When you get a response perhaps you would let us know how far back the information goes.0 -
calcotti said:This webpage has quite a bit of information about how DWP manage your information - but unfortunately doesn’t say how long they hold it for.
https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/department-for-work-pensions/about/personal-information-charter#how-long-dwp-keeps-your-data
This document indicates information is deleted 14 months after DWP have an interest in it.
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/dwp-information-management-policies/dwp-managing-customer-records-guide#section-recordsI’m not clear whether, because you still have a live claim, DWP still have an active interest in the whole claim history and would therefore will retain it.
When you get a response perhaps you would let us know how far back the information goes.0 -
Out of curiosity why do you want your DLA information? Would understand if you don’t wish to answer.0
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calcotti said:Out of curiosity why do you want your DLA information? Would understand if you don’t wish to answer.0
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calcotti said:Out of curiosity why do you want your DLA information? Would understand if you don’t wish to answer.0
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jamie2471 said: I’m jus wondering did they use my previous claim also to make decision0
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calcotti said:jamie2471 said: I’m jus wondering did they use my previous claim also to make decision0
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jamie2471 said:I’m jus wondering did they use my previous claim also to make decision
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If you're no longer in education i don't understand why that proof is needed. I have no idea how long they keep everything for but there has to be a cut off point so you may not be able to get what you're hoping for.
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