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Hi, my name is Alibaliboo! Sent off reassessment in December and still waiting, any advice?

Alibaliboo

Hello everyone, I am a new member ☺️.

I'm currently in the LCWRA group on ESA. Back in early December I was sent a reassessment form to fill in. I sent it off towards the end of December 2023. Obviously here we are, nearly into June 2024 and I have not heard anything back as of yet. Is anyone else in the same position as me? I know there are backlogs, but this is still making me feel rather anxious. Just knowing there are others waiting would help with knowing that I'm not alone in this matter.

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poppy123456

Based on a few other threads it could be more than several months. They are still concentrating on new claims. Not many people that are in the Support Group/LCWRA have been reviewed since 2020.

Alibaliboo

Thank you for kindly replying 🙂. I haven't been assessed since before 2020, which probably is the norm.

It would be reassuring just to see people on this thread in the same situation. I will sit tight, but I would have thought that all applications would need to be sorted out sooner rather than later, because of the migration to Universal Credit, by the end of this year.

poppy123456

You may not find many others in the same situation for a review because as I advised, very few people have been contacted for quite sometime. You were just one of the unlucky ones.

For managed migration for those claiming Income Related ESA they have said by the end of December 2025 and not by the end of this year.

Alibaliboo

Sorry, I failed to mention that I receive child tax credits, so I have just read it will be between July and September 2024 for the migration letter.