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Snuggles48

Can you explain this to me , please
you have been awarded LCWRA but they have applied a relevant period which means you don't get it for the first 3 months. If you were previously in receipt of this on your ESA claim the relevant period maybe should not have been applied to the UC claim. They will review this decision to make sure it was correct.

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bg844

Was you on ESA in the Support Group prior to applying to UC?

Snuggles48

I was on esa then moved to new area and had to claim U.C then I got assessment and was awarded lwcra back in march

poppy123456

Which group were in when you claimed UC? and were you claiming ESA when you started your UC claim?

Snuggles48

I'm not sure

poppy123456

How much were you receiving every fortnight? Can't help you without more information.

Snuggles48

I just got this reply when I asked them to look into my lcwra

, you have been awarded LCWRA but they have applied a relevant period which means you don't get it for the first 3 months. If you were previously in receipt of this on your ESA claim the relevant period maybe should not have been applied to the UC claim. They will review this decision to make sure it was correct.

Snuggles48

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