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LCWRA backdating
jpjpjp7777
Community member Posts: 19 Listener
hi all,i first i first handed in my fitnote last march 2020 i only done 2 fitnotes in total,i had a wca last augaust they couldnt get enough info so wanted me 2 come in 4 a f2f,so was waitin then i had another health condition in december was handin in fit notes constantly sibnce then had a phone assessment thursday just gone,recived message 2day sayin im in the lcrwa group,will i only b back dated from december plz
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i only handed it in 2 months worth as i wasnt aware that i needed 2 doit evry month
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Each time a Fit Note was about to expire I would have expected you to get a notification on your UC journal that you needed to provide a further note.
If your Fit Notes were not continuous then that complicates the situation and we cannot say when DWP will decide to pay the LCWRA element from.
Had the Fit Notes been continuous the LCWRA elect would be payable from about July last year.
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i didnt get no notification about expiry thats y i didnt know they had 2 b continuouse
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any1 else been through this
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jpjpjp7777 said:any1 else been through this?
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ty ill c wot they say
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jpjpjp7777 said:ty ill c wot they say?
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happy 4 u...ty
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