Customer compliance support team

pevonia

I've been asked to attend n interview with the above team to discuss my benefits, at
My local jobs centre. Has anyone else been asked to attend and could they advice what the compliance support team do.


Thanking you

harry7075

It maybe due to the fact they have been made "aware" that you're making a fraudulent claim. Most of the time this is a malicious act by a neighbour or "friend" and no further action is taken. Or it maybe it's came to their attention you've been paid the wrong amount of benefit, which maybe in your or their favour.

Have you been told to take anything with you, other than identification?

pevonia

Thanks for reply. No just I'd.

Really worrying I have an Emmy as I have not one anything fraudulrnt

harry7075

When is your appointment?

Horseunderwater

pevonia wrote: »

Thanks for reply. No just I'd.

Really worrying I have an Emmy as I have not one anything fraudulrnt

Let us know how it goes - will keep my fingers crossed that all is well.

pevonia

Thank you so much for your replies. Cn you list things they are interested in. App is on friday

tommix

pevonia wrote: »

Thank you so much for your replies. Cn you list things they are interested in. App is on friday

Any savings you might have.

Any income, apart from the benefits you recieve.

Any change of circumstances you have failed to notify them about.

RAS

pevonia wrote: »

I've been asked to attend n interview with the above team to discuss my benefits, at
My local jobs centre. Has anyone else been asked to attend and could they advice what the compliance support team do.


Thanking you

Hi

The DWP pull out a random sample of applicants for the CCT to check; there may be no indication at all of any concern with your application.

They claim that one aim is to ensure that people are getting all the benefit help they should be receiving but as you can see the misinformation in the answers you have already recevied, I suspect they want to freak a few people out unnecessarily.

pevonia

My mum died and left me some money for a Rainey day. It could be that. Not much though 5k old they take thi off me

harry7075

RAS wrote: »

Hi

The DWP pull out a random sample of applicants for the CCT to check; there may be no indication at all of any concern with your application.

They claim that one aim is to ensure that people are getting all the benefit help they should be receiving but as you can see the misinformation in the answers you have already recevied, I suspect they want to freak a few people out unnecessarily.

I don't think anyone has given anyone any misinformation, although of course you're post can easily fall into the misinformation category.

I for one clearly stated it "Maybe" I can't understand why some have to always take the moral highground. I only give facts I don't scaremonger or like some feel the need to score brownie points

RAS

pevonia wrote: »

My mum died and left me some money for a Rainey day. It could be that. Not much though 5k old they take thi off me

If your total savings are less than £6,000, then there is nothing to worry about. If they are more than this, you need to declare them (well you need to declare them under £6K, but they will not be interested).