Esa change of cir umstances
laney1970
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Hi I'm moving soon I'm on the old esa I've heard ile have to go on uc is this right
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Hi,A little more information is needed to be able to help you further. Are you moving to a different local council or staying with the same one?If you're moving to a different local council do you currently claim severe disability premium in with your ESA? To claim the SDP you must be claiming a qualifying benefit such as PIP daily living or DLA mid/high rate care, no one must be claiming carers allowance for looking after you and you must live alone or be classed as living alone.0
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I'm staying with the same council0
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Then this isn't classed as a change of circumstances that will prompt a move to UC, you will stay on your existing benefits.
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Thank you0
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Good luck with the move @laney1970 and I'm glad Poppy was able to answer your query.
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I'm hoping it's true can't do with all the stress0
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Hi @laney1970. As long as you are staying within the same council and are not moving in with a partner/needing to make a joint claim then this isn't a change of circumstances that will trigger a switch to Universal Credit.
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