we are really frightened. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. My partner was interviewed by DWP as they claim he has not declared receiving a pension. He has a stroke in 2011 which left him disabled and unable to work. There was a gap until he received his occupational pension as the employer investigated his health and made his pension up a couple of years. At this time his father down south became terminally ill and he was busy going up and down on the train to visit, find care and a hospice. My partner thought that during this chaotic and emotional time he informed the DWP by phone that he was in receipt of his occupational pension when it came through. He can’t prove it. Last year my partner wrote to DWP listing his income and the result was an interview under caution as they claim he’s been fraudulently claiming payments from them because he did not inform them of receiving his occupational pension. He was interviewed and told them he thought he had informed them during the time he was dealing with his father. They now want to interview him again under caution about the phone calls. We are worried sick. He never intended to be fraudulent. His emotional circumstances at the time and lack of cognition after his stroke are all we can think of as the reason if he didn’t inform them but he thinks he possibly did but has no record of making the phone call to DWP.