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No backpay because he's been on the limited work with no extra money. What can we do?

lozat
lozat Member Posts: 8 Listener
edited July 2021 in Universal Credit (UC)
Hi all just wondering if anyone can help my partner as just been awarded lcwra handed his evidence in roughly January 2020 his first assessment was cancelled due to covid and then everytime after till June 2021 they've said because in that time frame he's been on the limited work with no extra money then he's not entitled to any back pay which I think is wrong because surely if he'd have had his assessment when intended then he would have been getting extra money from then 
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  • janer1967
    janer1967 Member Posts: 16,514 Disability Gamechanger
    Hi and welcome to the community 

    In normal circumstances a change from lcw to lcwra means there is no backpay if it was dwp that triggered a reassessment 

    If the client reported a change then backpay to when change was made 

    However if no assessment took place due to covid I would challenge that decision 

    Put in a MR for it to be looked at again be clear it is backpay you are appealing not the award 
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  • lozat
    lozat Member Posts: 8 Listener
    Thankyou I'll do that
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