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daisy80
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Hi I was placed in the LCWRA group in Feb 2020 and this was for 2 years. I havent received anything via my journal or in the post to complete a new form for a reassessment? Does anyone know what happens with this? My PIP was automatically extended until Aug 2023 and I didnt know if universal credit would do the same? Plus with covid i didnt know if there would be delays with reassessments. Will i still receive my extra money until I hear? Or will it stop automatically? Thanks
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LCWRA is an ongoing award until a new decision says otherwise and the extra money doesn't just end. The timescale you were given is nothing more than a guide. There's huge backlogs of people waiting for work capability assessments so i would think the last thing on their mind would be to send out new WCA forms.When the time comes for your review, you will have a message onto your journal telling you that they've referred you for a WCA, a few days later you should receive the form in the post.For your PIP, although it's been extended, you should still expect the review forms about 6 months before the original award date ends because the extended award is for their purpose because of the backlogs.I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help.
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