Hi, my name is Kellyjayden! LCWRA backpay
Kellyjayden
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Hi I've been awarded lcwra my first sick note was 19th Jan and ive been told from the 5th of May my claim is awarded. Will I be given any backdated payments can anyone tell me please. I've had a letter telling me if I'm due anything it will be within 7days from the 5th of may
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Hi there
There will be no backpay as you have the 3 month waiting period
Jan won't count as not full month so Feb Mar and Apr waiting months may first month payable so 1st payment in your june uc payment0 -
Hello @Kellyjayden
Welcome to the community, I hope you are well and found the above response helpful.0 -
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Would you know of the circumstances that you do get backpay as mine is due to mental health and ive been on universal credit for a year but only started with sick notes in January0
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There are no circumstances that pay back pay the 3 month waiting period applies to every claim
Back pay is only paid if the process takes longer to get to a decision than the waiting period which in your case didnt happen
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Okay thankyou for your help0
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Would you know if you can get an advance on this payment. I've got 160 left to pay off my last advance payment0
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I'm not sure if you still have advance outstanding I doubt it
Advances are on your uc not just the additional payment0 -
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/universal-credit-advancesTo get a Budgeting Advance, you must have:
- been getting Universal Credit, income-related Employment and Support Allowance, Income Support, income- related Jobseeker’s Allowance or State Pension Credit for 6 months or more, unless you need the money to help you start a new job or keep an existing job
- earned less than £2,600 (£3,600 jointly for couples) in the past 6 months
- paid off any previous Budgeting Advances
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