Uc claim review
Hi wondering if can help or has similar.
I was asked to submit 4 months worth of bank statements to Uc which i did and they've now asked for uc claim review does anyone know what this means?
Many thanks
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UC are doing millions of these checks, I went through one last year and lots of others on the forum have been through one.
After you submit the information they are looking for, you will have a telephone interview.
You'll be asked a series of scripted questions about other potential sources of money.
Then questions about some of your banking transactions, which might not appear to make any sense.
I myself (as capital was over £6k on paper) was then asked to submit individual bank statement pages showing my Cost of Living payments.
Then I had a journal message saying my review was complete and my payments were correct.
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Ohh ok thankyou i dont hve capital over 6k so its just a review to ask about your money/income and stuff really?
Do they go through your claim and your entitlement?
Many thanks
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They are looking to make sure the payments are correct from a financial perspective, that they already know about all the money you have in savings and anything else like property you don't live in, premium bonds etc.
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Ok thankyou so much
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