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How to claim ESA
Bowey123
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Provided someone who is self employed has sufficient NICs, how do they go about claiming ESA?
In the first instance do they get a sick note from their GP? Then complete a claim form?
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Thanks for this. The link does not say whether you have to get a sick note before you start to claim. Does anyone know?0
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Yes, you will need to provide fit notes when you claim. It also says in the link you need a fit note. Fit notes are formally known as sick notes.
What you need to apply
You’ll need:
- your National Insurance number
- your bank or building society account number and sort code (you can use a friend or family member’s account if you do not have one)
- your doctor’s name, address and telephone number
- a fit note (sometimes called a ‘sick note’ or a ‘statement of fitness for work’) if you’ve not been able to work for more than 7 days in a row because of a disability or health condition
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