I've been told I need to attend a meeting at the Jobcentre. What will this entail?

thinkingsoul
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Just seeing if anyone can help me. I have got a advanced UC payment and due to be paid in 3 weeks time. It says on the text I have a UC meeting at my local job centre the start of December. what does that entail a meeting ? still new to all of this. I have uploaded my doctor's note stating I cannot attend any assessments or interviews, and have left a message on my journal. Help needed
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If this is a new claim it will be an appointment to confirm your identity and to agree your claimant commitments.When you claim UC you are a job seeker until a decision's been made on your work capability assessment. It's your work copaches discretion whether they reduce or turn off commiments, some do, some don't.You can ask for a telephone appointment but again that will be down to your work coach.0
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@poppy123456 he messaged me back today because I missed my appointment as gave my reasons why and it said they are not going to sanction me or reduce my money. they accepted it. It is a new claim that's correct. they have already confirmed my identity. I've asked for a telephone appointment. also as I'm unable to work it says they have sent me out a questionnaire to fill in and to send back. any advice?0
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Information here regarding the work capability assessment. It says ESA but it’s exactly the same. https://www.chdauk.co.uk/employment-and-support-allowance-esaThe UC50 form is here https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/985609/uc50-interactive.pdf
With regards to your appointment in December, you’ll need to wait to see if they will agree to the telephone appointment.1
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