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Is it every one will go on UC

najdi
Member Posts: 9 Connected
I am worried about it
I just get my ESA on October 2018 do they going to move me and ask me all that Quations
I am really worried about I can’t sleep
i keep watching the post every morning
and then start worrying about the next morning
i am on ESA for Mentel health
I just get my ESA on October 2018 do they going to move me and ask me all that Quations
I am really worried about I can’t sleep
i keep watching the post every morning
and then start worrying about the next morning
i am on ESA for Mentel health
Comments
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Hi,If you're receiving Income Related ESA then yes eventually you will be invited to apply for UC but this is most likely a few years away yet, unless a change of circumstances prompts a move in the meantime.There's a pilot being launched in Harrogate that was due to start in July but that's been delayed. For this they will be inviting 10,000 people from this area to move across. Then managed migration starts sometime next year most likely.At the moment you're worrying needlessly and should try to relax.
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