Esa migration to Uc What to expect?
Hello everyone, I received the migration letter today. I am in the support group for ESA for a few years, since a brain bleed caused a stroke and lasting physical disabilities. I'm a bit nervous as to what to expect. Can anyone share their experiences to give me an idea?
TThanks In advance:)
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Hi @nemesis57
I have a lifelong brain injury due to an assault when I was a child and I just submitted my form today from ESA support group. I found the form easy to do. I’ll send a video from YouTube which shows you want to do and a dummy application form for you to have a look at.
My online ID didn’t work so I’m expecting a phone call in the next 2-3 days to verify my ID on the phone. I’ll keep you updated on how that goes. Hope you’re doing well at the moment.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd0zGOzoOkpR3i_64IvjFOvZBOeeORdpf_iF32h2l1B-hXXOQ/viewform
https://youtu.be/pPJoe14OV8o?feature=shared1 -
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Thanks So much the you tube video is very helpful
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