Carer's Allowance form help

Carer's Allowance is for people who care for someone for at least 35 hours a week. The claim form needs careful, accurate answers — we translate it and fill it in for you.

Carer's Allowance is a benefit for people who spend at least 35 hours a week caring for someone with a disability or health condition.

You can claim online at carersallowance.service.gov.uk, or by post using the Carer's Allowance claim form. You can backdate your claim by up to 3 months.

What the CA claim involves

Official process: GOV.UK: Carer's Allowance — Make a claim.

How the Carer's Allowance claim works

  1. Gather the details: You'll need your National Insurance number, bank details, and details of the person you care for — their date of birth, address and National Insurance number or DLA reference.
  2. Start the claim: Claim online, by post, or by phone. Tell us which route you're using and send us a photo of the form if it's paper.
  3. You answer in your language: We translate the questions into Urdu, Punjabi, Polish, Romanian or English. You tell us about your caring role in your own words.
  4. We complete the form: We type your answers into the official claim form or prepare the online answers for you to enter.
  5. You review and submit: You check the completed form, sign it if it's paper, and submit. We can also help you backdate the claim if that applies.

What we need from you

Price for this form

£40 fixed fee

The fee is agreed upfront before any work starts. Bundle (3+ forms): 10% off.

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Important notes

Frequently asked questions

Can you help if the claim is online?

Yes. For online claims we translate the questions, prepare your answers, and you type or paste them into your own account. We never log into your accounts.

Do I need my own National Insurance number?

Yes, and if you have a partner you'll need theirs too. The form also needs details of the person you care for.

Is Carer's Allowance affected by my earnings?

There are earnings rules. We don't advise on them — check GOV.UK. We fill in the form accurately with the answers you give us.

What languages do you work in?

English, Urdu, Punjabi, Polish and Romanian, and more on request.

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