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AA1A - Attendance Allowance for people of State Pension age or over 2026

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The document is a claim form for Attendance Allowance aimed at individuals of State Pension age or older. It requires personal details, information about disabilities or illnesses, care needs, and consent for contacting healthcare professionals. The form also includes sections on the applicant's living situation, any assistance they receive, and their financial details for payment processing. It emphasizes the importance of providing accurate information to avoid delays or penalties.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the AA1A form in the editor.
Begin by entering your personal details in the 'About you' section. Include your surname, National Insurance number, date of birth, and contact information. If filling for someone else, provide their details.
In the 'About your illnesses or disabilities' section, list any relevant conditions and treatments. Be specific about how long you've had these issues and any medications prescribed.
Proceed to detail your care needs during the day and night. Use checkboxes to indicate difficulties with daily tasks such as dressing, bathing, or moving around.
Complete the consent section allowing DWP to contact relevant professionals regarding your claim. Ensure you sign and date where required.
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Will my carers allowance stop when I docHub State Pension age?

As soon as you start receiving state pension your carers allowance will automatically stop.

How much will attendance allowance be in 2025 for pensioners?

Attendance Allowance Attendance AllowanceRates 2024/25Rates 2025/26 Higher rate 108.55 110.40 Lower rate 72.65 73.90 Nov 21, 2024

Can you claim attendance allowance and State Pension age?

You need to have docHubed State Pension age to claim Attendance Allowance - check your State Pension age on GOV.UK. You also need to have a disability or illness that makes it hard for you to look after yourself. Lots of people are entitled to Attendance Allowance but dont know enough about it to claim.

What is the question 36 on the attendance allowance?

Question 36 - How many days a week When answering the questions about how many days/nights a week you have difficulty you will need to show that this occurs at least 4 days/nights a week. Consider whether even on a good day/night you still have some level of difficulty.