PIP backpay if I am on UC with LCWLA

splinterbass
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Hey im new here. After a long hard battle and lengthy tribunal process I have had my letter from the tribunal saying I am now awarded standard living and enhanced mobilty. I am relieved and glad the wholes things finally over after over 40 weeks 🙌. I'm waiting for my call from DWP and wanted to know where I stand beforehand. I have been ill since 2020 and was told to apply for LCWLA as I tried to continue working but my disabilty stopped me carrying out daily tasks including work. Now that I have won my PIP appeal I should get backpay from February when I applied for pip. Do I still get backpay as I was on LCWLA? I'm concerned that I won't be paid as much as I should because I was receiving LCWLA and also bonus question 🤔 does LCWLA stop when I start getting PIP payments? Thanks in advance for any of you kind knowledgeable folk 🙏
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splinterbass said:Hey im new here. After a long hard battle and lengthy tribunal process I have had my letter from the tribunal saying I am now awarded standard living and enhanced mobilty. I am relieved and glad the wholes things finally over after over 40 weeks 🙌. I'm waiting for my call from DWP and wanted to know where I stand beforehand. I have been ill since 2020 and was told to apply for LCWLA as I tried to continue working but my disabilty stopped me carrying out daily tasks including work. Now that I have won my PIP appeal I should get backpay from February when I applied for pip. Do I still get backpay as I was on LCWLA? I'm concerned that I won't be paid as much as I should because I was receiving LCWLA and also bonus question 🤔 does LCWLA stop when I start getting PIP payments? Thanks in advance for any of you kind knowledgeable folk 🙏
Congratulations.
LCWRA and PIP are 2 separate benefits
One does not affect the other so yes you will get your backpay and your LCWRA won't stop.
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Queenv27 said:splinterbass said:Hey im new here. After a long hard battle and lengthy tribunal process I have had my letter from the tribunal saying I am now awarded standard living and enhanced mobilty. I am relieved and glad the wholes things finally over after over 40 weeks 🙌. I'm waiting for my call from DWP and wanted to know where I stand beforehand. I have been ill since 2020 and was told to apply for LCWLA as I tried to continue working but my disabilty stopped me carrying out daily tasks including work. Now that I have won my PIP appeal I should get backpay from February when I applied for pip. Do I still get backpay as I was on LCWLA? I'm concerned that I won't be paid as much as I should because I was receiving LCWLA and also bonus question 🤔 does LCWLA stop when I start getting PIP payments? Thanks in advance for any of you kind knowledgeable folk 🙏
Congratulations.
LCWRA and PIP are 2 separate benefits
One does not affect the other so yes you will get your backpay and your LCWRA won't stop.1 -
Are you claiming UC with a partner or single claim?
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poppy123456 said:Are you claiming UC with a partner or single claim?0
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Then if you're claiming for help with the rent and renting privately and you're under 35 your daily living award will entitle you to 1 bedroom rate of local housing allowance instead of the shared rate.You will need to wait until your PIP is in payment and then report the changes on your journal.0
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poppy123456 said:Then if you're claiming for help with the rent and renting privately and you're under 35 your daily living award will entitle you to 1 bedroom rate of local housing allowance instead of the shared rate.You will need to wait until your PIP is in payment and then report the changes on your journal.0
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@splinterbass I can see you've had some responses and gotten answers, I just wanted to comment to say congratulations1
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