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Lwrca Element. When will my first payment be?
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I sent in my fit note on the 11th June and it was accepted..
My normal universal credit assessment dates are 16th to 15th and I get paid on the 22nd..
I sent in my forms for Lwrca and had a telephone assessment on the 30th June (pretty quick I thought) i got my answer through my journal on the 10th July, saying that I qualify for Lwrca..
So 3 months from fit note date is 11th September thats the 3 months waiting period..
Does this mean I get a Lwrca element for the September assessment period to get my first payment on the 22nd October..
Thanks
My normal universal credit assessment dates are 16th to 15th and I get paid on the 22nd..
I sent in my forms for Lwrca and had a telephone assessment on the 30th June (pretty quick I thought) i got my answer through my journal on the 10th July, saying that I qualify for Lwrca..
So 3 months from fit note date is 11th September thats the 3 months waiting period..
Does this mean I get a Lwrca element for the September assessment period to get my first payment on the 22nd October..
Thanks
Comments
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The waiting period is three full assessment periods after you report a health condition.
You reported your health condition during the May-June AP.
The waiting period is June-July, July-Aug and Aug-Sept.
LCWRA will be payable for Sept-Oct paid on 22nd Oct, as you suggest.Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Rules may be different in other parts of UK.
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