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new 20 page ESA ?
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he had to have a face to face pip assessment .which came out quite well as he now has care component as well as standard rate mobility..
any help on how to fill this new book in please ??
thank you
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whitewitch wrote: today we got a new 20 page Esa booklet to fill in, and hubby has a local compliance telephone interview on the 25th Jan .. not sure what all this means..
he had to have a face to face pip assessment .which came out quite well as he now has care component as well as standard rate mobility..
any help on how to fill this new book in please ??
thank you
The ESA Claim guides are on the following link.
www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/help-for-claimants/esa1
Compliance interviews can be issued for a variety of reasons, some claimants seem to be picked at random, for others there might be a concern over the benefits being received.
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whitewitch wrote: I have now got this filled in . just one quick question they give you a prepaid envelope should i send this recorded ?? for safety sake ??
If you can afford it then I would I would send it using a Tracked post so that you have proof of delivery, it may be possible to use the supplied envelope and just pay the difference in the postage. Failing that, at least get a Certificate of Posting.
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whitewitch wrote: update on phone call.. they think they have over paid hubby by 6 pounds and a few pence, since Oct 2015.. they say its not our fault but they `hadn't realized that i work. so now were going to get more forms to fill in, also they want all my wage slips back to then..
even though its written on the feb 2015 esa form we filled in...
If they are accepting that it is their fault then they should not attempt to recover any of the money although they may offer you the opportunity to voluntarily pay it back.
There should be an on-going deduction from your ESA.
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