Hi, my name is worrypot!

hi i am migrating from esa support group to universal credit,,and i am at the end of the process 1st payment on 3rd of july,,however got a letter yesterday saying my contribution based esa is changing to new style esa i always thought i was on income based esa because i havent worked for decades ..the letter they will book me a appointment soon to discuss how my illness effects my being able to work ,,is this a reassessment ?] ive not been able to work because of anxiety states ocd panic attacks etc,only i thought you wont be reassessed if you just migrate from esa support group to uc any help appreciated
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You won't have to worry about working coaches if you were in the support group. I had an ID interview at the Jobcentre, and had a phone call the next day to agree commitments ( just agreed to inform them of any changes).
I didn't know I had a mixed claim either, the cb part of ESA becoming NS ESA, it was the first I knew about it. It gets deducted in full from your UC payment.
If you used to claim IB, that will probably be why you had cb and ir mixed ESA.
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thankyou for your info most appreciated
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just dont understand why this is possibly some kind of assessment when i am migrating to uc and new style esa from esa support group
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