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Hi, my name is Josierosie! How long does LCWRA last after awarded?

Josierosie

How long does LCWRA last after awarded

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poppy123456

There's no end date. It's an ongoing award until a new decision says otherwise.

L_Volunteer

Hi @Josierosie. Welcome to Scope's forum. It is great to see you have joined us. How are you today?

Thanks for already having the courage to reach out to us and ask us a question. I can see @poppy123456 has already responded to your question.

Has @poppy123456's response answered your question? Please don't hesitate to let us know if you would like further clarity or support.

We are all here for you and listening to you

Cher_Alumni

@Josierosie A warm welcome from me too, how are you this autumnal Sunday? Good I hope

As not to confuse you, I've tweaked your thread title and moved it to our Universal Credit category to help others spot it and reply.

Take care and hopefully speak again soon.

Birdfeeder

Hello

I was awarded LCWRA in 2023 after appealing and am worried about being reassessed and having to go through all the fighting again to get it or keep it. Will they re assess me and if so after how long? does anyone know please?

OverlyAnxious

https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/comment/1101531#Comment_1101531

Hi,

LCWRA is an ongoing award. There is no official end date. However they can reassess you at any point.

I would expect most of us to be reassessed at some point, but it should not be something to worry about constantly.

Rachel_Scope

Hi @Birdfeeder and welcome to the community. I just wanted to add that the award is indefinite but the DWP recommends a review between 6 and 36 months. This isn't required for those with severe or chronic disability/health conditions or if your condition is unlikely to improve. Here's some more information: https://carescribe.io/blog/limited-capability-for-work-and-work-related-activity-lcwra-guide/

As Overly has said, try not to worry about it. Hopefully you won't be reassessed for a while.