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Official guidance
Child Benefit Technical Manual

CBTM02000 · Claims, awards and rates

  • CBTM02010 · Making a claim
  • CBTM02020 · Time within which claim is to be made
  • CBTM02030 · Amending claims
  • CBTM02040 · Withdrawing claims
  • CBTM02050 · Defective applications
  • CBTM02060 · Claims for Child Benefit treated as claims for Guardian's Allowance and vice versa
  • CBTM02070 · Advance claims and awards
  • CBTM02080 · Date of entitlement under an award for the purposes of payability
  • CBTM02090 · Effective date of change of rate
  • CBTM02100 · Duration of claims and awards
  • CBTM02120 · Child Benefit rates
  • CBTM02130 · Guardian’s Allowance rates
  1. Claims, awards and rates: contents
  2. Claims, awards and rates: Defective applications

CBTM02050 | Claims, awards and rates: Defective applications

From HM Revenue & Customs · Child Benefit Technical Manual

Meaning of Defective application

Child Benefit & Guardian’s Allowance (Administration) Regulations 2003,regulation 10

This is an intended claim which is made on the approved form but is not completed inaccordance with the instructions on it, or one which is made in writing but not on the approved form.

Treatment of defective applications

On receipt of a defective application, the appropriate office (see CBTM02010) may send it back to the claimant or supply the claimant with the approved form for completion. Providing the claimant returns the claim within one month of it having been sent by the approved office, the date of claim will be the date on which the appropriate office received the defective application. Her Majesty’s Revenue & Customs can allow longer than a month if they consider it reasonable.

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