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Hi everyone I'm new on here , could you please tell me if everyone has to go for an assessment once they have sent off a uc50 form ?? I provided my 1st fit note on the 5th December & also returned my uc50 form but as yet I have heard nothing back
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BOOKIE68 said:Hi everyone I'm new on here , could you please tell me if everyone has to go for an assessment once they have sent off a uc50 form ?? I provided my 1st fit note on the 5th December & also returned my uc50 form but as yet I have heard nothing back
Thanku ?HI and welcome,Yes most people have face to face assessments, it's rare to have a paper based one. I'd advise you to expect the assessment, this way if one is needed and you're sent an appointment letter then it won't be too much of a shock.There's no timescales for how long the wait is for this. Hopefully not too long. -
Hi, am new here. I went on LCWRA last Jan/Feb. I filled out the form only. On the journal, it said I may or may not be called for an assessment. I’ve recently received another form to fill out (a year later) Can anyone advise if this is the norm please? My anxiety is through the roof worrying myself sick over it all. Thankyou
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Leigh14 said:Hi, am new here. I went on LCWRA last Jan/Feb. I filled out the form only. On the journal, it said I may or may not be called for an assessment. I’ve recently received another form to fill out (a year later) Can anyone advise if this is the norm please? My anxiety is through the roof worrying myself sick over it all. ThankyouHi and welcome,Yes, i'm afraid it's perfectly normal because you can be reassessed anytime from 3 months. The form will need to be filled in and returned with all your evidence to support your claim no later than the date stated. Face to face assessment is most likely because most people have them. You'll continue to receive the LCWRA element until a decision's been made on your review.Good luck.
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Thankyou for your quick response Poppy
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after my WCA the health care profesional summarised that "significant dissability is likely in the areas of getting about and coping socially " would this not be a descriptor to entitle LCWRA ?
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nuttynetty said:after my WCA the health care profesional summarised that "significant dissability is likely in the areas of getting about and coping socially " would this not be a descriptor to entitle LCWRA ?
can anyone advise me pls
They are descriptors for both groups. Have you received a copy of the assessment report? If you have towards the back of this it will give you recommendations for LCW and LCWRA and this is what you need to take note of.
If you haven’t received the report then you can request this by ringing DWP.
In in the meantime I wouldn’t advise you to speculate anything at this point because the HCP should not have said anything to you in relation to either of the groups because that’s not what they are supposed to do.
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hi poppy. i have a copy of report this is where i quoted the HCP i am however having some difficulty understanding.
i am expecting a phone call tomorrow where my job coach will ask what i disagree with so she can do a mandatory reconsideration.
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nuttynetty said:hi poppy. i have a copy of report this is where i quoted the HCP i am however having some difficulty understanding.
i am expecting a phone call tomorrow where my job coach will ask what i disagree with so she can do a mandatory reconsideration.
Im feeling ill at the thought and dont want to make a mistake
I'm assuming you were given LCW, is that correct? Sorry but i've looked for previous threads from you so i can have a little more information and i can't find anything related to this.
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yes this is correct. i had assesment 15th nov and received decision 7th feb. Apparantley i received 15 points. Im struggling to understand where and how this decision has been reached
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The descriptors for LCW are here in this link. https://www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/employment-and-support-allowance/esa-glossary/1354-work-related-activity-group-descriptorsLCWRA here, please scroll down the link to see them https://www.turn2us.org.uk/Your-Situation/Ill-Injured-or-Disabled/Universal-Credit-Capability-for-work-assessment
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