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LCWRA

Loucarron

Hi, if you’re partner has LCWRA, and you are also been assessed as LCW, WITH CARERS element for her, and have been told by UC. That you don’t have to send any sicknotes in for yourself, but prepare for work in the future, even though you have been off work due to underlying health conditions for last 2 yrs, ime wondering what to do, as ime not fit enough to work, but do manage to care for my Mrs.

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poppy123456

You will be in the no work commitments group because you're claiming the carers element for looking after your partner.

calcotti

Loucarron said:

Hi, if you’re partner has LCWRA, and you are also been assessed as LCW, WITH CARERS element for her, and have been told by UC. That you don’t have to send any sicknotes in for yourself, but prepare for work in the future, ..

As poppy says that is not correct. If you are receiving carer element you are in the no work related requirement group.
Sounds as if you have received a standard message about what LCW means without it taking into account your other circumstances.

Loucarron

So will I have to do as above on my letter from UC. ,AS IME CARING FOR MY MRS, WHO HETS LCWRA,
SHOULD I QUERY THIS ON MY JOURNAL.

calcotti

As explained those are the rules for someone in the LCW Group generally. In your case if you receive the carer element of UC you are carer and therefore will not have to do this. What does your existing Claimant Commitment say?

To confirm, if you are getting the carer element I assume your partner is getting PIP.

If you wish to post a note in your journal asking for confirmation of this you can of course do so.