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Panic of personal advicer interview
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Job Centre Plus advisor do not have authority to instigate assessments, so I really do not think you have anything to worry about regarding this visit, nor is there anything in your post to suggest that the DWP would have reason to look at your DLA.
I am sure everything will be OK.
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Your advice settled me.

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No problemGordon Thank you so much and Thank God for people like you.
Your advice settled me.

I was worried as you posted just before we closed the forum, but obviously this wasn't a problem.
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As regards your DLA you don't need to worry at all. It's paid to people to help with the costs of disability, and a lot of the people who get it are in full time employment and some go to college full time.
So going to the Job Centre or to college would have no effect on your DLA.
It's ESA (or IB), if you get that, where you have to be a little bit more careful, but quite often you can get your doctor to say that doing a little college work would be "therapeutic" - and it sounds as though it would be - and that will be OK as well.
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carole
As regards your DLA you don't need to worry at all. It's paid to people to help with the costs of disability, and a lot of the people who get it are in full time employment and some go to college full time.
So going to the Job Centre or to college would have no effect on your DLA.
It's ESA (or IB), if you get that, where you have to be a little bit more careful, but quite often you can get your doctor to say that doing a little college work would be "therapeutic" - and it sounds as though it would be - and that will be OK as well.
Hi c,
You are correct, in that DLA is a non means tested "in work" allowance.
However, any actions carried out in the acts of voluntary work, work, or indeed attendance of any college courses, that were contradictory to the entitlement of the DLA award/s, could endanger any such award/s.
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