Can I appeal a decision not to backdate my claim?
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thanks thanks one thing about the journal you can go back through it ?0
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30th January
18 March
9th April
20th April
all report as a health change in my journal
this was along side asking my work coach to help
got the UC50 form in April they acknowledged they had it in may
got assessment 2 weeks ago and will not backdate any of my claim
reason still an active limited work capacity
does that make any sense to anyone as it does not to me
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Are the above dates 2021 or 2020? You originally said you reported the change in 2020. As previously advisedcalcotti said:If you previously had LCW then the LCWRA element should be payable from the start of the assessment period in which you reported the change in your health condition.
Your MR is along the lines of.
Following my recent WCA you have agreed I have LCWRA. You have said this is only payable from X. I reported the deterioration in my health to you on Y (refer to journal entry). Because I previously had LCW I believe the LCWRA element is payable from the date I reported the change. Please review your decision regarding the start date for the LCWRA element.
Relevant guidance is paragraph F5046 here
https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/864911/admf5.pdf
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Evening everyone
thanks for all your information and suggestions I have messaged my work coach / manager on Thursday and Friday and today asking for a mandatory reconsideration I also phoned the dwp Friday of last week and the gentleman put it in my journal also
he said like you all have said if it was reported as a health change in the journal it should be backdated I feel now I am just going to ignored anything else can I do?0 -
freshwaterlilly said:.. I feel now I am just going to ignored anything else can I do?0
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Hi everyone
I have a mandatory reconsideration decision telling me they totally agree with me that the decision not to backdate was wrong and that I should have been awarded the extra help months ago
this is in my journal and I can’t find a way to print off a hard copy of this letter
id like a reminder of how I have been let down by the DWP and will now write to my MP this I find really insulting they have agreed with everything I said but there is no mention of me getting any backdated money how can this be? Any comments would be much appreciated0 -
That is good news. Before they can pay you what they owe you they have to recalculate your statements to find out how much they owe you and they can't pay you until this is done. This can take a few weeks. Once it's done you will receive another letter on your journal telling you how much you will receive. They will then pay it into your bank, if it's a BACS payment it will take 3-5 working days to go into your bank. If it's a fast payment then it's in your bank they day they pay you.You may want to take copies of your existing statements because once they recalulate them they will be replaced with new ones.0
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Thanks for getting back to me I would phone them but the thought of waiting for over an hour feels
me with great anxiety
is there a way I can copy my journal as when I try to send myself something from the journal by email all I get is the front sign in page I am not good with using a laptop0 -
I don't think ringing them will help because statements are recalculated by a case manager. When you ring, you're ringing a call centre.I'm assuming that you can't "send" youself anything because of security reasons. You can take a screen shot of the page. This links shows you how to do that if you don't know. https://www.take-a-screenshot.org/windows.html
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thanks I will have a go
I didn’t ring in any event it would like you say pointless
i just hope they will backdate it fairly
this has been an extremely difficult journey through the benefits system with my health issues and a vindictive x husband which has left me traumatised the system really needs to be looked at my experience was horrible and very few people wanted to help me
so glad I found this site as you have all been very helpful
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