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Dover District Council and The Pension Service

PhotoIn the Dover District Authority area, The Pension Service and Dover District Council are working together to make sure our customers have easy access to all the benefits and services to which they are entitled.

We are also working so that documents needed to support claims and applications for benefits and services only need to be provided once.

All our officers will have official identification from:

  • Dover District Council
  • The Pension Service

They can tell you about a wide range of benefits, entitlements and services you may be entitled to.

Our visiting officers can receive claims and applications for Housing and Council Tax Benefit, Social Security Benefits and Pension Credit. The visiting officer can help you complete any necessary forms. They can also check any documents or other evidence you provide to support any claim or application that you may make. If you are applying for Housing and Council Tax Benefit or Pension Credit, the officer will ask you about your income, and will normally need to see your bank statements and show any evidence of any savings you have.They will not need to take these away to show anyone.

If you want to claim or apply for more than one benefit or service you can give the visiting officer permission to use your personal and financial information for more than one claim or application.This means you only have to provide these details once. If you do not want to give this permission, the visiting officer can still help you complete the different forms.

If someone else contacts us on your behalf, for example, a relative, friend or carer, we cannot disclose any personal information about you unless you give us your permission, or the law allows it.

The Data Protection Act

The Data Protection Act 1988 is the law that governs the use of the personal information you give to the visiting officers from each of the organisations. Dover District Council and The Pension Service work within all the guidelines of the Act.

 

 

E-mail: revenues@dover.gov.uk