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challnas
challnas Community member Posts: 6 Listener
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Good afternoon. I have recently been moved on to UC from tax credit and its already started to become a nightmare. I've been given an appointment by uc, I work and I've told them that I can't make it to my appointment and the reply I got was " if you don't attend you won't be paid." I have told them that I can't make it on that date but if they rearrange the date or time I will come but make it convenient for me. I just recovered fro. Mental health issues after suffering them for 6 years and this situation will push me back to the point I've struggled out from. What can I do ?
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  • Albus_Scope
    Albus_Scope Posts: 4,782 Scope online community team
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    Hi @challnas I'm sorry to hear it's becoming stressful for you. You should be able to leave a note on your UC journal and ask for a different appointment time and date.
    Is it your first appointment with them? They may need to see proof of ID etc before they can set up payments? 
    Albus (he/him)

    Online Community Coordinator @ Scope

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