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Child DLA eczema
Oneplanetonelife
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How long should it take for a new claim for child DLA?
We submitted evidence a few letters from specialist saying our child has trouble with normal daily activities due to moderate severe eczema
We submitted evidence a few letters from specialist saying our child has trouble with normal daily activities due to moderate severe eczema
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DLA claims are taking four to six months at the moment. There is a huge backlog.0
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Oh my word
thats longer than I thought0 -
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Do you still get paid while waiting for renewals?0
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Yes you doOneplanetonelife said:Do you still get paid while waiting for renewals?0 -
Do you get back payment from the day you applied? If it’s a year you have to wait this could be a large payment0
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Yes. Regardless of how long it takes it's backdateOneplanetonelife said:Do you get back payment from the day you applied? If it’s a year you have to wait this could be a large paymentSealed pot challenge #232. Gold stars from Sue-UU - :staradmin :staradmin £75.29 banked
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I dont see how the child will meet the criteria for DLA with eczemaOneplanetonelife said:Do you get back payment from the day you applied? If it’s a year you have to wait this could be a large payment0 -
If it’s severe eczema and the child can’t walk or move much. Plus if they have to be constantly sterilising bandages and applying medication even through the nightmarcia_ said:
I dont see how the child will meet the criteria for DLA with eczemaOneplanetonelife said:Do you get back payment from the day you applied? If it’s a year you have to wait this could be a large payment2
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