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Hi, I'm Haribo15! LCWRA 1st payment: when will I get arrears from + when will I receive it?
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Haribo15
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Hi looking at all the comments on these sites and all seem mixed messages . Can anyone tell me where I stand here . I put my first sick note in on 5th November 2020.had my maledical and got lcfwra on 9thaugust 2021 will tube back dated to the 5th november 2020. ? It stated I'll here off them within 7 days . Is that 7 working days or 7days ? Also will I have notification of anything owed on the 7th day. And any idea wen I will actually recive it. And my first payment please
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Hi there
The 7 days they quote isn't usually realistic tbh
You should get first payment in your next uc payment
Backpay will take longer
You get backpay from the 4th month after reporting your health condition so it depends in your assessment period dates
Bur roughly will be from either March or April you are owed back pay -
Hello @Haribo15 and a warm welcome to our online community, how are you today?
A lot of people get confused by the LCWRA process so I'm glad you found us and @janer1967 was able to help. If you want to tell us your assessment period dates we can work out when you will receive arrears from.
Please ask away with any other questions, and just to advise, I've amended your thread title to show your questions and moved it to our Universal Credit category. Have a lovely Sunday.Online Community Co-ordinator
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Would that be from wen I filled in the assesment form
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My first sick not went in around 5th november 2020 I had my medical last monday . I filled in my assesment forms in march 2021 .and thanks for reply so I'll have my first payment on the date I recive my universal credit ?? And backdated after this ??
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Your backdated amount will be a separate payment and may take a while to process as UC will need to go back to every assessment period and recalculate.
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I'm not sure what u mean buy assesment period.
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Is assesment periods the dates of my sick notes individually
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Haribo15 said:Would that be from wen I filled in the assesment formHaribo15 said:I'm not sure what u mean buy assesment period.
If you reported your health condition in November you will likely be due the extra money from March or April, as janer advised.
What day of the month do you get your UC payments?Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Rules may be different in other parts of UK. -
Ok thank u
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23rd is my date for uc
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Paid on 23rd means your assessment period (AP) is 17th to 16th of the month.
You reported your health condition in the Oct - Nov AP.
The waiting period is Nov - Dec, Dec - Jan and Jan - Feb.
The LCWRA element is payable for Feb - March which is the March payment.Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Rules may be different in other parts of UK. -
Ok thanks for the info .so dose this mean I'll get first payment on the 16th17th of September.
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If may be included in your August payment depending on how quickly they process. You will get a separate payment for arrears due from March onwards.Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Rules may be different in other parts of UK.
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Hi yea included in my next payment they said they would update me in my journal in 7 days of any owning amounts that was a week ago monday so it's been 10 days and I havent heard anything .
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Hi can u help I've not heard back so I gave them a call today and its still being reviewed 9n how much 8m owed top up. They also told me I've been under paid 82.a month x7 .would that be because I'm paying benefit cap or would th8s be a covid payment or something
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Or could it be that back in November 2020 before then I was paying 120 a month benefit cap and since being on universal credit it's been 212 and 220 benefit cap . I'm confused lol
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Haribo15 said:Hi can u help I've not heard back so I gave them a call today and its still being reviewed 9n how much 8m owed top up. They also told me I've been under paid 82.a month x7 .Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Rules may be different in other parts of UK.
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OK thank u
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Are they exempted me from benefit cap it's not 82 its 220 missed payments . They have said now I'll be issued backdate today .Will I have to wait for it or dose it go straight into my bank today
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karenz said:Are they exempted me from benefit cap it's not 82 its 220 missed payments . They have said now I'll be issued backdate today .Will I have to wait for it or dose it go straight into my bank todayThe benefit cap no longer applies to you, which was advised on your other thread here. https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/84307/hi-my-name-is-karenz-i-dont-understand-why-i-havent-heard-anything-back-from-them#latestOnce payment has been made if it's not a fast payment it takes 3-5 working days to go into your bank.
I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help.
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