UC managed migration guide
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I'm housing association I called them they said uc contacts them so tenancy not needed I called back the day after to ask again and the lady said that uc definitely contacts them to confirm
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thank you for confirming this I really appreciate your help .
When you had to go with your ID is it just a quick check then you can leave ? And is it an appointment or do you just go there anytime to show your ID ?
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thank you . I’m just worried they don’t process my claim properly and I get less money . I have untill 20th November to claim so I will do it around 8th November
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thank you .
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I was reading on the government website you can submit your ID and it will be processed by online identity verification, I’m guessing this is just for photo ID . Anyone done this and not had to be called in for ID check ?
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Why cant disabled bus passes be used ? They are used for ID for voting its ridiculous
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I’m the same @Andi66, I was hoping that Labour would intervene and change the timeline back to 2028/29 but obviously it wasn’t to be, the hope amounted to nothing for me and you @Andi66. I’m in
absolutely no rushto move to a benefit that’s designed to pay a single monthly payment. The letters/migration notices 😳😳😱😱🤯🤯 are coming to people like me (ESA only claimaints) between now (September 2024) and December 2025. I absolutely pray that I’m one of those that won’t receive one in such a hurry. I love 💓 fortnightly payments on ESA - they’re like a good friend to me.You wouldn’t believe
how much I don’t endorsethe single monthly payment structure.Luckily, there’s a thing called an Alternative Payment Arrangement that I can request and I’ll be doing this. I have autism and haveabsolutely no abilityto budget monthly to satisfy the DWP. I wouldfind it way too difficultto live off monthly. I should qualify for fortnightly payments because of the diagnosis of autism that I have. Alternative Payment Arrangements exist, letting me ask for the fortnightly payments to remain in place, but I know that the DWP would rather have as many claimants as possible moving over to settle for monthly payments. It was designed to reflect the world of work, where the majority of workers are paid monthly, and they want to encourage as many claimants as they possibly can to live off a monthly frequency. They won’t make me accept monthly pay. I honestlycouldn’t care less@Andi66 that UC was made to reflect how the majority of workers in this country are paid on a monthly frequency. Iwon’t accept thisin my life. Fortnightly is better for me, a payment every 14 or 15 days triumphs every single time over a monthly frequency. I’ve always liked this on ESA and I’ve been on that for 10+ years.
More money will be landing in my bank account on UC @Andi66 but Iwill categorically notaccept a single monthly payment and be expected to learn budgeting skills thatI’ve never had.0 -
I'm the same give me a million I'd spend in 6 months awful with money awful sick of it all
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Me and you are the same @Catherine21, we don’t have the skills to effectively manage money in our lives. It
doesn’t matterhow much better off I’m going to be on UC, if I don’t have the capability to accept a payment that’ll go into my bank just once per calendar month I just don’t. Frequency of payments are just as important as any amount of money received.0 -
I totally understand well they will see by my bank statements how I manage money even I don't know what I'm spending on ! I see something advertised I must have it i get obsessed I hold back for two days then bam I order everything
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I don't think I be better off, once the transition period goes down due to rent increases etc . Why can't it include the extra disability element we are getting at the moment. I have esa and housing benefit, going to ask if mine can be paid directly to the housing association.
Also for you all to be aware its on the benefit and work site , that Labour have changed the WCA , that each region where you live has been assigned different companies, Wales and the Midlands which I am is Capita,
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What does that mean even tougher assessments rishi sunak doesn't have contracts with these ? Says has 750 million contract with dwp could be wrong
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Each area of the country will have the different companies do the WCA for Pip , Esa etc depending where you live
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It's never ending we are being bombarded everyday
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Yes I know, my mental health has gone down hill , since all this came out. First pip, now this hurried migration. I am dreading the budget to see what else that Rachel reeves is going to do, the letter I got from starmer before the election treating disabled with dignity is a load of ****. He couldn't care less. Look at what they are doing to the pensioners. My older sister and brother in law depends on that , especially both with ill health. I am scared that something might happened due to that
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In so sorry for your sister and brother in law yesterday crushed me thinking is this what's become of uk even tories didn't do that only last year of tories I ever felt threatened my emotions up and down also all we can do is sign as many pertitions my response from Stephen timms team didn't answer any question just how thier dedicated to reform disabled people's life's something like that soul destroying yesterday and what's going to happen 30th already beem told its bad so that means bad bad
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Timeline For Migrations.
Tax credit claimants who also claim any of the other legacy benefits (including ESA) will be selected for the managed migration mainly during 2024. By the end of the 2024/25 tax year, most will have migrated to universal credit.
People claiming other legacy benefits, but not ESA only or ESA plus housing benefit only, will also be selected for the managed migration exercise during 2024. By the end of the 2024/25 tax year, most will have migrated to universal credit.
People claiming ESA only or ESA plus housing benefit (but not tax credits), will be selected for the managed migration exercise slightly later. At one point this was put back to the 2028/29 tax year but DWP have more recently announced they will be start to invite people claiming ESA or ESA plus housing benefit to claim universal credit from September 2024 with the aim of contacting everyone in this group by December 2025.
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Less than a year ago. I finally managed to get enhanced rate pip on both (after a long fight), with a light touch 10 review. How will migration impact me. I don't get housing benefit but I am considering applying for it, so wiil just that part be uc. I've just started getting my state pension and my partner gets state pension.
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Hello @hopeforall, as you and your partner are both above state pension age you won't be migrated across and will be able to claim Housing Benefit instead of Universal Credit.
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Thank you. So the pip won't be migrated either
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