UC LCWRA awarded but zero points for pips
llama74
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Hi after pip telephone assessment I received zero points.
I submitted a MR in late October, still waiting for decision.
Had UC telephone WCA on 02/12. Received decision on 04/12 stating that I was found to have a LCWRA and would receive the additional payment. I then called pip, who said the MR hadn't yet made a decision and that I should send the LCWRA letter to be considered for the MR. Due to illness I've not been able to print out the letter from the UC account to send it. What I'm asking is will the LCWRA make a difference to the pip decision?
Also the fact I'm in LCWRA is due to significant risk to myself or others.
I submitted a MR in late October, still waiting for decision.
Had UC telephone WCA on 02/12. Received decision on 04/12 stating that I was found to have a LCWRA and would receive the additional payment. I then called pip, who said the MR hadn't yet made a decision and that I should send the LCWRA letter to be considered for the MR. Due to illness I've not been able to print out the letter from the UC account to send it. What I'm asking is will the LCWRA make a difference to the pip decision?
Also the fact I'm in LCWRA is due to significant risk to myself or others.
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No unfortunately not. They are two separate benefits. People claim PIP successfully and work. They both have different descriptors.0
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Hi and welcome to the community
The lcwra will have no impact on your PIP as they are different benefits with different criteria
Pip looks as functionality to undertake daily tasks and mobility
Lcwra looks at functionality to be able to work in any capacity
There is no harm in sending the letter just as as additional evidence but I wouldn't worry too much it won't change the decision0
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