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Help! Backdated lcwra
ngray
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Awarded lcwra letter states 'You were awarded LCWRA on 13-Feb-2020. This means that your relevant period is 13-Feb2020 to 12-May-2020. Your assessment period begins on the 8th of each month. This means your LCWRA award will begin to be paid in the assessment period 08-Jun-2020 to 07-Jul-2020. I have also reviewed the exceptions to the relevant period, under regulation 28 of Universal Credit Regulations 2013, and found that none of these apply to your circumstances.' Does this mean i am due a backdated payment from the 8th June 2020?
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Answered on your duplicate discussion. https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/78447/hi-looking-for-clarification-on-lcwra#latestInformation I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Rules may be different in other parts of UK.
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