Hi everyone. Question about LCW.
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Peacemaker
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Hi.
So I was awarded LCW last year. They has said it is awarded for 14months after review. Does anyone know, do they just stop the payment? will i get reviewed again?
So I was awarded LCW last year. They has said it is awarded for 14months after review. Does anyone know, do they just stop the payment? will i get reviewed again?
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Hi and welcome
There is no additional payments for lcw you need to be awarded lcwra to get extra money
Either way the review date is just a guide any award stays in place till the next assessment has taken place and new decision made
You can he reassessed anytime from 3 months after the decision but with current backlogs that 8s very unlikely0 -
Thanks for your reply.
Sorry it was the LCWRA i was awarded. I was just checking if anyone knew if payment ceased without warning or if i would get notification or re-reviewed before a decision was made on stopping the payments.
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Peacemaker said:Sorry it was the LCWRA i was awarded. I was just checking if anyone knew if payment ceased without warning or if i would get notification or re-reviewed before a decision was made on stopping the payments.0
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Sorry but you have to laugh sometimes at autocorrect.0
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poppy123456 said:Sorry but you have to laugh sometimes at autocorrect.0
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Sorry to ask what is the difference between lcwra and lcw I get the first one but my step son has been awarded the other one lcw what does that mean for him I don't want to tell him wrong my understanding is that he won't have to give in sick notes anymore and that they can help him find a job suitable for him I am probably wrong thats why I wanted to check thank you0
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There's no extra money for LCW. He maybe expected to attend appointments at his local job centre with his work coach. What is exactly expected will depend on his claimant commitments. He won't be expected to look for work, just prepare to work sometime in the future.If he thinks he should have been found to have LCWRA and the decision was made within the past 13 months he can request the MR but he should check first whether he qualifes for LCWRA.0
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Thank you he did apply for lcwra but he was awared lcw0
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lisathomas50 said:Thank you he did apply for lcwra but he was awared lcw
To qualify for LCWRA he needs to meet any one of the qualifying conditions described here
https://www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/universal-credit-uc/uc-faq/3904-limited-capability-for-work-related-activity
As poppy says, with LCW he will be expected to do some work preparation activities (these are usually quite limited).
If he does find some work he will benefit from the Work Allowance meaning that some of his earnings are ignored when calculating his UC payments.0 -
calcotti said: If he thinks the decision is wrong he can’t request a Mandatory Reconsideration.
If he thinks the decision is wrong he can request a Mandatory Reconsideration.
(Autocorrect at work again.)
If mods see this perhaps they could correct the previous post and delete this one.0
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