Demonstrates 'commitment to improving accessibility', says minister
Applications for Child Benefit can now be made online.
Government says it’s the latest phase of the ongoing process to modernise the delivery of Social Security services.
Treasury Minister Chris Thomas says it demonstrates the department's commitment to improving accessibility.
He said: "By enabling customers to apply online, upload documents securely and manage their claim digitally, we are providing a convenient and efficient service that better meets the expectations of today's users.
"This latest development demonstrates Treasury’s commitment to improving accessibility, reducing paperwork and delivering public services in a way that is both secure and customer focused."
The next online benefit application due for development is Jobseeker's Allowance which is expected to launch over the next four to six months.
Services which have already moved online include Income Support, Incapacity Benefit and Employed Person's Allowance.
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