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put into LCWRA group. When shouldl I receive first payment?

ste211270
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Hi I got informed on the 13th dec that I have been put into the LCWRA group
I put my 1st fit note in on the 13th Aug . when do you think I should receive my first payment
thanks for everyone's time
ste
I put my 1st fit note in on the 13th Aug . when do you think I should receive my first payment
thanks for everyone's time

ste
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HI and welcome,It will depend when your assessment period is because there's a full 3 month waiting period.
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Hi poppy
thanks for reply my first fit note was for 3 months period I gave that into UC on the 13th aug -
No problem, when is your assessment period for UC? without knowing this i won't be able to help you further.
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If you don't understand what the assessment period is then when did you first start your claim for UC? then i'll be able to work out when your assessment period is.
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Ar right ok I had to start my UC claim on 9th aug I was self employed but got signed of sick by my dr I get paid UC on the 15th of the month
thanks ste -
Thanks for that. This means that you'll receive the extra LCWRA element starting in your January payment and then every month after that.
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thanks poppy
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