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Hi, my name is wilkes572! will I now have work commitments?

wilkes572

Hi I am just looking for information so me and my partner are on ESA (support group) and migrating onto UC my question is once we are moved over and onto LCWRA will I now have work commitments? As once she was put into the support group I stopped getting commitments like going to the jobcentre TIA

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wilkes572

https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/comment/914428#Comment_914428

So do I just write in the journal that we are moving from ESA support group?

Albus_Alumni

Heya @wilkes572 and welcome to the community.

I can see Nightcity has already answered your question, but it'd be rude of me if I didnt stop in and say a quick hello. 😊

wilkes572

https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/comment/914439#Comment_914439

Hello! I'm still slightly confused because the LCWRA will be for my partner so will I be added to that or will I have job commitments:)

wilkes572

https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/comment/914445#Comment_914445

After she got her decision for ESA support group I was put down as her unofficial carer as she doesn't receive pip so I can't get CA

poppy123456

Unfortunately, it's your partner that has LCWRA and not yourself. This means that you will be treated as a job seeker because you can't claim carers element unless your partner claims a qualifying disability benefit.

It was much more simple when claiming ESA with a partner because there were never any commitments for the partner named on the claim either.