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colon1970
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hi all im on universal credit and had my assessment and was told i cannot work in the decision and i wont get anything more until after 3 months is this right does anyone no what more i will get etc thanks
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Hi,If the decision was LCWRA then yes you were told correctly in most cases there's a 3 month waiting period. This means that you won't receive the extra £336 until the 4th complete assessment period from when you sent in your first fit note.If the decision was LCW then you won't receive any extra money each month.
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Hi thanks it was granted both lcw and lcwra
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You can't have both, it's one or the other.
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Help with getting a property is what I need chloe
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That's not a problem. Do you currently live in a property @colon1970? Please can I have some more information about your current situation and then I'll be able to give you some relevant information.
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