Moving house and being forced to claim UC
kelloggs
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Hi everyone,
could someone please advise what might happen in this scenario-
I own my house, so I don’t claim HB.
would I be able to move to the next door authority without being forced to move to UC?
Currently my husband claims IRESA and enhanced pip
I get CBESA and enhanced pip.
We currently live in a house and due to our disabilities, the stairs are becoming a real problem for us both, so we really need to move on medical grounds.
Thanks in advance for any information. 👍
could someone please advise what might happen in this scenario-
I own my house, so I don’t claim HB.
would I be able to move to the next door authority without being forced to move to UC?
Currently my husband claims IRESA and enhanced pip
I get CBESA and enhanced pip.
We currently live in a house and due to our disabilities, the stairs are becoming a real problem for us both, so we really need to move on medical grounds.
Thanks in advance for any information. 👍
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As you don't need to claim for any help with the rent then you don't need to claim UC, as moving is not classed as a change of circumstances that will prompt a move accross.
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Thank you, Poppy. ❤️0
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You are welcome @kelloggs. Glad we could help you.
If we can do anything else to help please don't hesitate to let us know. We are here for you and listening to you
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