Phone Assesment tomorrow at 12:45. I'm not sure what to expect?
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forstgump
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I have my assessment tomorrow 12:45 I’m not sure what to expect ?
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Hi @forstgump
Is this for a work capability assessment?
The health care professional doing your assessment should have read the questionnaire you completed, and will ask you some questions about problems you face during a typical day. Did you keep a copy of your questionnaire?
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Thy told me today it was done by paper and been sent bak to universal credit! It was a call with my work couch today but he said the are to parts to it depending on what part I’m on weather I get extra payment or not !!! Is this good news? Thanks for the reply ?0
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Watford assessment centre! I did not keep copy’s as I can’t forget how life is affecting me ?0
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Plz HELP ?0
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Please read hole discussion I don’t understand what dwp are doing !?0
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Who told you a paper assessment has been completed?
As you have your assessment tomorrow, unless you’ve been told by them that it’s now been cancelled then you should still expect it to go ahead.
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no appointment now is all been done on paper there recommendations has been sent to uc but thy won’t tell me what thy have recommended I got to wait a week for uc to contact me but thy did say there was 2 different groups for uc500
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It was the assessment center told me was done and sent over to uc0
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The 2 groups are LCW and LCWRA. If you’re placed into the LCWRA group you will receive extra money from the 4th month after you reported the health condition.
If it’s LCW there’s no extra money.
All you can do is wait for the decision and once it’s made the letter will be uploaded into your journal.There’s no timescales for the decision.0 -
forstgump said:Please read hole discussion I don’t understand what dwp are doing !?
I think the situation is this.
The appointment 'tomorrow' which you referred to in your post made in the early hours was with your work coach and took place today.
You have been told that the assessment service have completed the assessment report based on the paper evidence only. They have returned the report to DWP.
That means the DWP now have to make a decision on whether you are Fit for Work, have Limited capability for Work (LCW) or have Limited capability for Work and Work Related Activity (LCWRA). Those are the possible outcomes referred to by your work coach. You need to wait for the decision which will be advised yo you through your Uc journal.
If you are found to have LCWRA you will be entitled to extra money in your UC payments from the fourth payment after you notified them of your health condition.
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Ok many thanks if I don’t get the outcome I want what steps should I take I’m sure I will get one of those as it’s all been supported by health care professionals I see . Lcwra is the ideal outcome0
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Do uc normally go on what the assessment centre recommend or do thy make there own decisions0
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forstgump said:Ok many thanks if I don’t get the outcome I want what steps should I take I’m sure I will get one of those as it’s all been supported by health care professionals I see . Lcwra is the ideal outcomeforstgump said:Do uc normally go on what the assessment centre recommend or do thy make there own decisions0
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Ok that’s for baring with me there very much appreciate it peace ☮️0
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