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Carers Allowance

  • 26-07-2016 8:28pm
    #1
    Comerman
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    Quick question can I object to someone (a family member) applying for carers allowance?? and is carers allowance application garda vetted??


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  • #2
    njs030
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    On what grounds? And no.


  • #3
    Comerman
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    notjustsweet wrote: »
    On what grounds? And no.
    It's a nephew who's over reliant on drink and weed that's applied for carers just to make more money without actually "Caring" and his mother seems to think it's ok.


  • #4
    njs030
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    Comerman wrote: »
    It's a nephew who's over reliant on drink and weed that's applied for carers just to make more money without actually "Caring" and his mother seems to think it's ok.

    Oh I see, well the persons gp has to fill out a medical part of the form about the person being cared for. I can't imagine a gp doing this on an application for someone they'd never seen before.

    I'd say if you wrote a letter to the carers section outlining your concerns they'd take it very seriously.


  • #5
    Comerman
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    :)I think we've crossed wires notjustsweet, it's my father in law that needs a carer (bad heart/diabetic etc.) but it's my wifes nephew who's applied to be the carer. I don't know how he's managed it but the application forms have been sent in as far as we can figure out.


  • #6
    njs030
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    Comerman wrote: »
    :)I think we've crossed wires notjustsweet, it's my father in law that needs a carer (bad heart/diabetic etc.) but it's my wifes nephew who's applied to be the carer. I don't know how he's managed it but the application forms have been sent in as far as we can figure out.

    OK so a gp has filled in the forms. You can still write to the carers section of sw outlining your concerns as I said.


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  • #7
    Comerman
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,524 ✭✭✭Comerman


    Thank you so much for your help


  • #8
    ann0
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 196 ✭✭ann0


    i know this is a bit late but who would apply if you do report him to carers section


  • #9
    looksee
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    Mod: Ann0 your question is not very clear, could you rephrase it please, and create a new thread - there is no point reviving this one as it is out of date and has most likely been resolved. Thread closed.


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