Migration to Universal Credit
yomart56
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When someone moves to u.c will they have to attend interviews with approach as this is not the case on esa
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Hi @yomart56, and welcome to the community! This information is from the gov.uk page on UC:If you have a disability or illness that affects your work
You may need a Work Capability Assessment to see how your disability or health condition affects your ability to work.
Depending on the outcome of your assessment you may be eligible for an extra amount on top of your standard allowance.Your responsibilities
You’ll make an agreement called a ‘Claimant Commitment’ with your work coach.
What you need to do depends on your situation. You might need to do activities such as:- write a CV
- look and apply for jobs
- go on training courses
- pay your own rent and other housing costs
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