Think I've lost my Limited Capability for Work.
Wonderman
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So my Esa was done before 2017 and I voluntarily moved to universal credit in 2020. I've recently moved and joined my claim with my partner. Then had to go through all the BS questions they already knew about me and it litteraly felt like a new claim. Had to list all my conditions again and when they started (I was born with them) Now I can't find anything on my journal about my Limited Capability and says I may need to go for an medical assessment. I can't go through all this again. I know you've heard it many times but I can't. I really hope moving address with Pip won't be like this.
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When going from a single to couple claim or vice versa you always lose all your journal entries and past statements.You will not need to go through another work capability assessment. They should still have your details from your claim as a single person.You should also keep the same assessment periods and payment date.0
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Thanks poppy thats made me feel better. I'll be getting a call tomorrow so I'll raise it with them. Thanks again0
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