DWP Attendance Allowance Address
The official DWP Attendance Allowance address for correspondence and form submissions is:
Attendance Allowance Unit
Mail Handling Site A
Wolverhampton
WV98 2AD
You can also return claim forms using the Freepost address on the envelope provided with your form: Freepost DWP Attendance Allowance (no stamp or postcode required).
When Would You Write to the DWP Attendance Allowance Address?
You would write to the DWP Attendance Allowance address for the following reasons:
- Submitting a completed claim form
- Sending additional supporting evidence for an existing claim
- Requesting a Mandatory Reconsideration (challenging a decision)
- Reporting a change of address or circumstances
- Sending a GP or medical letter in support of your claim
How Long Does the DWP Take to Respond to Letters?
The DWP aims to respond to written correspondence within 15 working days, but during busy periods this can take longer. If you have sent something important and have not heard back after 3 weeks, call the helpline on 0800 731 0122 to chase it up.
Always Keep Copies
Whenever you write to the DWP Attendance Allowance address, keep a copy of everything you send and use recorded delivery for important documents. This provides proof of submission if there is ever a dispute.
Phone Is Often Faster Than Post
For most enquiries, calling the DWP on 0800 731 0122 is faster than writing. However, for formal requests such as Mandatory Reconsiderations, writing to the DWP Attendance Allowance address creates a clear paper trail.
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